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#pensions

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Day 29 👴🏻🧓

“#PeterDutton has again refused to say exactly how the #Coalition would make its promised cuts to #migration, declining to say which #SkilledWorker groups would be reduced or whether his target is even achievable given previous carveouts for working holidaymakers and families.

The opposition leader did say cuts to #foreign worker numbers could be dealt with in part by allowing #pensioners to work more hours without reducing their #pensions.”

Retire, then work ‘em till they drop.

#AusPol / #Liberals / #LNP / #Nationals / #Work / #SkilledWorkers <theguardian.com/australia-news>

The Guardian · Peter Dutton still coy about details on skilled migration cuts and EV policiesBy Josh Butler
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The Japan Times

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party notified the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan on Thursday that it plans to submit a pension system reform bill to parliament around mid-May. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/04/ #japan #diet #ldp #pensions

The Japan Times · LDP plans to submit pension reform bill in mid-MayBy The Japan Times
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