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This week's news

 This week, I covered the news about the retirement age in Japan, which is my debate topic. 


Daito Kentaku, a major Japanese company, has decided to introduce a selective retirement age system until the age of 65. Now it is a 60-year-old retirement age, but from next year, it seems that you will be able to choose when to retirement between the ages of 60 and 65. As the number of workers is decreasing, it seems that one of the goals is to propose a flexible way of working for veterans and secure workers. 


 I think it's a good system.  Because they have the right to decide on their own, both employers and workers can work within a reasonable range by working according to their own circumstances. It is believed that the social security system will be damaged if the number of workers continues decline for a long time, so I thought that it was a very big step for Japan that major companies came up with such a policy.


Reference: https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUC04C9D0U5A600C2000000/

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