As Figure 4(A) shows, the predicted popularity of inactive players is in excellent agreement with the measured popularity, indicating that past performance is the main source of their enduring fame, at least for several years following the player's retirement (see supplementary materials S8 in Additional file 1 for outliers).
Individuals who are granted disability pension are only available for the labour market on special terms including benefits regarding: National supplementary disability pension (early retirement pension), benefits concerning light job, flex job, or vacancy benefit for persons with a flex job.
These included annual raises based on productivity advances, cost-of-living increases, supplementary unemployment benefits, early-retirement options, and health and welfare benefits.
But the IMF and Brussels want further cuts to bring down the cost of pensions, which account for 16% of GDP, with further restrictions on early retirement and lower supplementary pension payments.
In addition, the formally employed workforce make monthly contributions to an Employee Provident Fund (EPF), a compulsory savings scheme that provides a measure of security in retirement, and disburses supplementary benefits to members for medical expenses but also for capital purchases such as the family home.
And those unemployed for long stretches or working in the informal economy often did not save enough for retirement, causing the government to adopt a supplementary system in 2008 to top up the retirement funds of low-income retirees.
But the creditors want immediate cuts in supplementary pensions, as well as a faster timetable for raising the retirement age to qualify for full pensions from 52 to 67.
Nick Taylor, from the housing and land directorate at the Greater London Authority GLAagreedeed that retirement housing was a rising priority and suggested the use of the supplementary planning process to create "lifetime homes" in all new developments was a cost-effective way to tackle this.
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