ROME, March 3 (Reuters) – The government is studying changes to the law on pensions Fornero to be included in the next law of stability, including “option” of a Flexible output in the face of lower checks, as suggested by the new president of INPS, Tito Boeri. This was announced today Welfare Minister, Giuliano Poletti, during a conference Inail, as confirmed by a spokesman. An intervention “is on the agenda and the point of reflection will coincide with the next law of Stability”, announced the Minister. In an interview with the BBC today, Boeri said that on security, “using the contribution-based, you could introduce forms of flexibility.” When asked if he intended to allow early exit from work, but with pensions proportionatel y lighter, former professor at Bocconi responded: “Yes. But first you have to convince the European Commission … to the EU if it allow early retirement stands out only the immediate increase in spending, but not the fact that then you will save because the pension amount will be lower. “ The reform introduced in late 2011 by the Monti government has raised the retirement age up to 66 years in 2018. Alternatively, you can leave work with 41 or 42 years of contributions according to sex. Already successor Fornero, Enrico Giovannini, he began to study the social security for a loan that would allow to anticipate the retirement age to avoid new esodati. It is those workers who, with the new reform, found themselves without jobs or pensions having entered into agreements with companies for early exit counting can receive retirement soon. At the moment, with several decrees, workers are protected over 170,000 at a cost estimated at around 11.6 billion public, but new cases may arise in the coming years. More …
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