INPS Reports Rise in Retirement Age and Non-EU Workers in Italy

The Italian National Social Security Institute (INPS) has reported that the average retirement age for private-sector workers has increased by over seven years since 1995. Additionally, non-EU nationals now constitute one in seven of Italy's workforce.

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Average age private-sector workers retire has risen by over 7 yrs since 1995 - INPS

(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 9 - The average age at which private-sector workers retire in Italy has risen from 57 years and seven months in 1995 to 64 years and 10 months in 2025 - an increase of 7 years and 3 months, INPS said in its annual report on Thursday. The pensions-and-social-security agency said the average age of retirement has also risen if both private and public sector workers are considered saying it stood at 64 years and seven months in 2025, compared to 64 years and five months in 202...

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INPS Reports Rise in Retirement Age and Non-EU Workers in Italy

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