Have you ever thought about how much we work compared to European countries? Shared data shows that we are one of the countries that work the most on an annual hourly basis. Let’s take a look at our retirement data and average working hours together.
As in the rest of the world, there is a pension system in our country and some conditions required by this system. At the beginning of these conditions 58 for women, 60 for men coming of age. What are the differences between the working hours in our country and the working hours abroad?
The Data Source shared the average working hours from 2009 to last year. Let’s take a look at the shared data and examine it together.
Let’s first take a look at the average annual working hours around the world.
Data Source
The Data Source has compiled data on total working hours and pensions for European countries over the past years. Included in this data TurkeyWhen we look at , with an average of 1732 hours per person has the highest uptime 7th European country it happened. Russia is at the bottom of the list with 1874 hours of work per year.
Of course, considering that these data belong to 2020, the effects are still ongoing. Covid-19 pandemic process We can say that it does not cover most of them. However, the tension between Russia and Ukraine, which causes economic problems all over the world, is not included in these data. As a matter of fact, Russia had to reduce its dependence on foreign sources as a labor force after the sanctions. Considering all this, these numbers may have increased.
5 countries with the lowest average annual working hours per person
- Germany – 1331 hours
- Denmark – 1346 hours
- United Kingdom – 1367 hours
- Norway – 1369 hours
- Netherlands –1399 hours
5 countries with the highest average annual working hours per person
- Poland – 1766 hours
- Romania – 1795 hours
- Malta – 1827 hours
- Croatia – 1834 hours
- Russia – 1874 hours
When we look at the average retirement age, the situation is a little different.
When we look at Europe in general, in 2021 Turkey has the latest retirement age one of the countries. However, of course, as in many countries, there is a working period to be filled in order to retire in our country.
This period is currently regulated as 7200 days in our country. However, the retirement age also comes with the new regulation. 62 for women, 64 for men was determined as.
The number of retirees has also increased over the years.
In the data up to 2021, we clearly see that the number of people retiring is almost 1.5 times increase showed. According to SGK data, there were a total of 13,644,030 retirees in our country last year.
The average of these numbers over the past years up to 300 thousand people By the end of this year, considering the increase in 14 million We can wait until he retires.
We worked hard, how much is our total annual pension?
Looking at the data from 2009 to 2021, pension payments It increased nearly 6 times. One of the biggest reasons for this is the increase in the number of retired people and the increase in pensions.
On average, the amount of annual pension paid from 2009 to 2021 is 68 million TL. to 406 million TL output.
So how long do we expect to live after we retire?
Looking at the 2020 data in our country, many people hope to live to the age of 79. The average retirement age was 59 years old. According to this, many people after retirement to live another 20 years hopes.
Looking at other European countries Bulgaria with the lowest 10.50 while highest if expectation Norway with 21.30.
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Source :
https://www.verikaynagi.com/grafik/ulkelere-gore-yillik-ortalama-calisma-saati-2020/