Social Agenda Magazine | Number 43 (February 2016)

Adequate pensions

Summary:

A cultural revolution is required if the EU countries want to ensure adequate pensions for the generations to come. Social Agenda n°43 focuses on pensions at a time when the EU social partners are on the verge of launching negotiations on how to change the way age is managed at work. This issue of Social Agenda also addresses demographic change (how it can be an opportunity), the EU disability strategy (which is being reviewed) and the refugee issue (how EU funds can be used to help welcome and integrate them).

Contents:

• Better access to products and services
• Growing together in a barrier-free Europe
• Equal participation in the labour market and society
• EU funds can help refugees
• Adequate pensions
• Back to the future
• Specific risks facing each country
• A common concern
• "The way we manage age at work has to change"
• Demographic change can be an opportunity
• J.Woss: Pensions adequacy, the very purpose of pensions policy
• Barbara Kauffmann: Holistic economics

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