The Federation of Employers and Industrialists (OEB) warns against unrealistic claims of pension increases, emphasizing responsible, long-term planning aligned with economic realities.
The Federation of Employers and Industrialists (OEB) has expressed strong concern about public statements suggesting pension increases that are not aligned with economic reality.
The OEB states that any significant pension increase would require either higher contributions, an increased retirement age, or both. Approaches based on unrealistic data create false expectations.
The OEB emphasizes that decisions on the pension system should be responsible, serious, and long-term, with pension increases proportional to economic growth and contributions, following internationally accepted principles of proportionality.
It cooperates with the Ministry of Labor and international professionals to ensure sustainable and responsible pension policies.
The OEB urges that the management of this vital issue be left to tripartite institutions and social partners responsible for financing and sustainability, benefiting current and future generations.
The OEB also notes that if the State aims to improve social policy, it cannot do so solely through the Social Insurance Fund or the second pillar of the pension system.
