Vice President Masaya Nakagawa retired at the age of 60. Today is his last time to come here. Although he has been mentally prepared for this day for a long time, he really can't bear to leave it.

In the past, I was nothing more than the vice president of a small winery with dozens of people. Apart from the title of "vice president" sounded good, there was really nothing to be affordable.

Nowadays, earth-shaking changes are different from completely. I am the vice president of a group of a multinational major enterprise with tens of thousands of employees.

Not only does this earn tens of millions of yen annually, but it also has great power. I don’t know how many people are begging for themselves every day.

At this time, Masaya Nakagawa, who was standing alone in his office, became a little sad as she thought about it.

He felt that his personal health was still very strong, and it would not be a problem for another ten years. However, reality does not allow it. To be precise, President Masao Ishihara does not allow it.

Today, I finally understand the reasons why those who are in high positions are reluctant to retire.

There are real benefits of this. Another aspect is that once you retire, there will be no such thing as being in a row. The subordinates will come to report on the related work.

The latter gives itself the feeling that it is extremely useful and excellent. When it comes to delaying retirement age, the people who really oppose and take to the streets to protest are all the general public and the real working class.

They worked hard for most of their lives and earned most of their hard money, but they thought they could get an easy pension without working and income.

As for officials, especially those who have real power, who are willing to retire? Not to mention voluntarily retire early.

They were eager to die in their positions. They were definitely holding hands high to support and agreeing to delay the retirement age.

Masato Nakagawa has no worries. The Karuizawa Group in this matter is already the fourth largest wine group in Japan and a veritable multinational big-name enterprise.

Judging from the current actual pension income in Japan, regular members of retired major companies can receive a fixed monthly pension of more than 160,000 yen.

If you retire from your position like yourself, you can get a fixed monthly pension of more than 300,000 yen.

Even if it is incomparable to me when I was working, it is completely enough for me and my wife to spend my youth carefree life together.

This has not been included in the fact that their wife will have a fixed national pension income of 60,000 to 70,000 yen per month in the future. Together, the old couple will have a monthly fixed pension income of more than 400,000 yen.

It's not over yet, and it doesn't include the company's pension given to him when he retired. This is a huge sum of money, exceeding 100 million yen.

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Not only that, while Karuizawa Group has been booming over the years, the two half-year awards he won every year are the highest among workers.

Of course, he would not be so stupid that he deposited his money in the bank just for the interest that was better than nothing. On the one hand, he bought several small apartments of thirty or forty square meters in Karuizawa for rent, and on the other hand, he bought Karuizawa Bank's stable financial management products.

Masato Nakagawa and his old woman's retirement life are completely like the role model set in mainstream news media and the Japanese dramas of the elderly. They can wear fashion and travel abroad several times a year is not a problem.

Masaya Nakagawa's loneliness lies not in money, but in power. His future life will not be like the depression of retirees in small and medium-sized enterprises.

The fixed pension that Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises can receive per month will definitely not exceed the average 160,000 yen for ordinary large-scale enterprises, and only 100,000 yen will appear.

When they retire, they will not have pensions from a large number of companies. Even if there is a company's pension, it will not be too much. In short, it may not be easy for them to rely on their pensions to live up to their old age.

Therefore, in Japan, many retired people will continue to work. This is because these silver-haired people are not trying to make use of their remaining energy, but have no choice.

Although a fixed monthly pension can support the savings of life, it does not support the medical expenses for you to get sick. Even if Japan's medical insurance system is complete, an individual only needs to pay up to 30%. Even if there is a limit on medical expenses or a fixed price for low-income people, you still need to pay a portion of the money first.

This is not over yet. If you are bedridden or something, you still need care, which is another extra cost. In addition, the Japanese attach more importance to funerals behind people and often save some money for it.

The companies where these people are located are small and medium-sized enterprises, and there are still many people who work in small and micro enterprises or simply self-employed craftsmen. They will not be able to afford to earn, which means they will not save much money before retirement.

Therefore, the vulgar old man appeared in Japan. The old man went bankrupt. The old man went to a convenience store and stole things and didn't run away. He just waited for the store to call the police to arrest him so that he could go to the prison to retire... It was concentrated among this vast social group.

They also worked hard when they were young, but they still could not guarantee a stable life for their old age. Therefore, more and more young Japanese people are desperately trying to join big-name enterprises and become civil servants because they are forced by cruel reality.

The reason why young Japanese people generally put their first choice on big-hand companies is that they have higher incomes when they are working, and on the other hand, they are able to get a large amount of corporate pension when they retire.

It is not certain that Japanese civil servants are. This is completely directly linked to the economic level of their location. In addition to the central government, Japan also has many autonomous groups.

In places with poor economic conditions or autonomous groups, civil servants also need to do additional part-time jobs to have enough income to live.

Once the local industry and commerce decline, there will be less taxes. The amount of money allocated by the central government is far from enough. It will be difficult to pay full wages to civil servants every month.

On the contrary, places with good economic conditions or autonomous groups will have good tax revenue, which will naturally make the civil servants in their area live quite comfortable. However, the number of applicants is often extremely intense. After all, people seek benefits and avoid harm, and no one is stupid.
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