SWEDEN - White collar workers in Sweden could see a reduction in benefit offerings of up to 40% when they retire as a result of linking their pensions to earnings growth as opposed to price inflation, a change which took place at the start of the year.
White collar workers, significantly those in the defined benefit e34bn 600,000-member ITP plan, have their pensions calculated according to index base amounts set by the government. Following a ...
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