Should pension payments be increased for retired government workers?
Deleted6mos
Deleted7mos
No, pension should be abolished
@924MYCK7mos
Yes, but not just government workers, it should also apply to all workers from various economic sectors as well, depending on how long they served and what position.
@92YHQCV8mos
Yes, and adjust them yearly so that retired government workers can receive an income to cover the basic necessities including food and housing
@92YHQCV8mos
Yes, and adjust them yearly for the basic cost of living
@LiamHal786386409mos
Yes they should get the same as everyone else
Deleted11mos
Yes, but not just government workers, it should also apply to all retired workers from various economic sectors (whether public or private) as well, depending on how long they served and what position.
Deleted11mos
Yes, but not just government workers, it should also apply to all retired workers from various economic sectors as well, depending on how long they served and what position.
Deleted11mos
Yes, but not just government workers, it should also apply to all retired workers (both working in private and public sector) as well (except politicians), depending on how long they served and what position.
Deleted1yr
Yes, but not just government workers, it should also apply to all retired workers as well (except politicians), depending on how long they served and what position.
Deleted1yr
Yes, but not just government workers, it should apply to all retired workers (except politicians), depending on how long they served and what position.
Deleted1yr
Yes, but not just government workers, it should apply to all retired workers (except politicians), depending on how long they served and what position. It also depends on the amount which they agreed/negotiated for at time of employment.
Deleted1yr
Yes, but not just government workers, but to all retired workers and also military veterans (except for politicians), depending on how long they served and what position. It also depends on the amount which they agreed/negotiated for at time of employment or promotion.
Deleted1yr
No, it should be at the amount which they agreed/negotiated for at time of employment or promotion. The entire pension plan system should be reformed to allow less money to be spent and retired people to still live comfortably.
Deleted1yr
No, they should be paid the same as everyone else gets from pension. The entire pension plan system should be reevaluated and reformed to allow less money to be spent and retired people to still live comfortably.
Deleted1yr
No, retired government workers should be held to the same pension rules and practice that normal people are required to follow; pensions should be determined by how much money you decide to put into it while you are in the workforce.
@8SG6GF52yrs
The government workers already enjoy better than average retirement. The American peoples should be raised to match government standards.
@6WHP7WC2yrs
No, should transition to Privately Managed Accounts (PMAs) for higher returns enabling increased payments.
@buday4vancouver2yrs
Link to inflation/deflation.
@8LG9WPJ2yrs
Yes, yearly for the cost of living, but not for politicians. Politicians should not be allowed to vote for their own pay raises.
@3NK23RY2yrs
No, They should stay the same
@85QWNPG2yrs
No, all retirement payments should be based on your own investment into the economy and as well be in tandem with a proper UBI, therefor making a raise on Government workers an unfair advantage over their constituents which may have worked just as hard, for just as long, government does not mean military.
@8HDMV9J2yrs
No, payments into the pension fund should be paid by the employee just like a retirement fund
@7GSRYTZ2yrs
No, but adjust them yearly for cost of living
Deleted2yrs
Transfer them to privately managed accounts.
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Yes, adjust them yearly for cost of living
@ISIDEWITH7yrs
Yes, for government workers but not for politicians
@ISIDEWITH7yrs
Yes, but only for low-income pensioners
@ISIDEWITH7yrs
No, they should be reduced
@ISIDEWITH7yrs
No, not until we decrease our national debt