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Early menopause tied to increased risk of disability and unemployment - Vimarsana News

Early menopause tied to increased risk of disability and unemployment

A recent study conducted by the University of Oulu, Finland, has revealed that early onset of menopause is associated with reduced work capacity among women at the age of 46.

Lowering the retirement age won't save US seniors - Vimarsana News

Lowering the retirement age won't save US seniors

While presidential hopeful Nikki Haley proposes a rise in Americans’ retirement age, retirement differences around the world point to one thing: the age doesn't matter.

Source: bbc.com
Research Council of Finland Awards go to Simo Hosio and Timo Miettinen - Vimarsana News

Research Council of Finland Awards go to Simo Hosio and Timo Miettinen

Simo Hosio, who studies how to harness crowd intelligence, and Timo Miettinen, who explores the ideas and ideologies behind modern Europe, have won th....

YLE: Age discrimination is pushing some out of working life in Finland - Vimarsana News

YLE: Age discrimination is pushing some out of working life in Finland

YLE in October reported that age discrimination continues to hinder the long-standing national objective of lengthening careers.

Green League would raise tax on pensions, receives no support from other parties - Vimarsana News

Green League would raise tax on pensions, receives no support from other parties

The Green League on Wednesday proposed that the tax rate on pensions exceeding 13,500 euros a year be raised by 0.52 percentage points. In effect, the raise would mean that pensions would rise by 4.7 instead of 5.7 per cent at the beginning of next year, said Atte Harjanne, the chairperson of the Green Parliamentary Group.