日本政府敲定养老金制度改革法案

Core Points - The Japanese government has finalized a pension system reform bill aimed at expanding the inclusion of part-time workers in the Employees' Pension Insurance [1] - The bill abolishes the annual income threshold of 1.06 million yen (approximately 50,000 RMB) for part-time workers to join the pension system, which is expected to increase future pension payouts [1] - Many part-time workers have previously limited their working hours to avoid paying premiums, which has implications for small and medium-sized enterprises that share the premium burden [1] - The reform also includes provisions for increasing pension payments to older workers and raising premiums for high-income earners [1]