A brief history of nobody wants to work anymore

Re:A brief history of nobody wants to work anymore by Xixi on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @04:59AM (#32163146)

Not a specialist at all: I relocated to Japan, and have only worked about one year in France... But you are missing a (big) piece of the French pension scheme: the Agirc-Arrco system, which is mandatory and complement the base system your link is referring to.

Someone at 60k€ should expect a total retirement of roughly 3,200€/month (back of the envelope calculation). Someone making 150k€ would expect a retirement of about 7,000€/month (again, back of the envelope calculation). Making 300k€, you would expect close to 14k€/month (again, back of the envelope calculation). I think that's pretty much the maximum you can get, it doesn't scale much further than that.

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Re:A brief history of nobody wants to work anymore by BlargMcLarg on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @07:02AM (#32163982)

Off-topic: any reasons related to the current topic that you relocated to Japan?

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Re:A brief history of nobody wants to work anymore by Xixi on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @08:32AM (#32164805)

Absolutely none whatsoever.

Financial concerns didn’t weight at all on my mind when deciding to move here, so I can’t tell you if it’s better or worse.

I strongly doubt it’s better, especially for retirement, but I could be wrong.

So I’m not even sure why I’m arguing about cross border salaries or retirement benefits…

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Re:A brief history of nobody wants to work anymore by refurb on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @07:07AM (#32164018)

The Agirc-Arrco is a separate, compulsory system that has separate contributions to the state pension.

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