Good morning What do you think about retirement à la carte? For example, each individual chooses the age at which they wish to retire, a break from retirement at 60, like what the new popular front (formerly United Left Nupes) and the national rally (Bardella le Pen extreme) are proposing. right), for the early legislative elections (French parliament) on Sunday June 30 and July 7, 2024
Am I ambiguous in terms of my explanations?
That would be a good idea
What do you think?
THANKS
Good day
Good evening
What do you think about retirement à la carte?
For example, each individual chooses the age at which they wish to retire, a break from retirement at 60, like what the new popular front (formerly United Left Nupes) and the national rally (Bardella le Pen extreme) are proposing. right), for the early legislative elections (French parliament) on Sunday June 30 and July 7, 2024
Am I ambiguous in terms of my explanations?
That would be a good idea
What do you think?
THANKS
I moved your post here, please don’t double post things. This is not the first time you did this, please don’t waste the time of the mods. Thanks!
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First, let’s consider that in a Resource-Based Economy or a similar economic, social and political system, the right to work is not an obligation to work. This means that you don’t have to work to survive, but you will work because of the need of purpose.
To retire in this context is not an automatically-assigned status, but it simply means to stop working or work less for the community due to old age, usually at 60 years old, but it can also be earlier or later, depending on the person. When retiring, you have the same benefits as all the other members in the community.
Also, consider that TZM focuses primarly on the environment and addressing structural violence, and not traditional welfare politics. However, if you want to know what is my ideological position in the traditional sense, here it is:
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