Reuters
Morocco’s government adopted a bill Thursday outlining planned reforms to the pension system that unions say would damage workers rights and have vowed to block.
The proposed changes to state pension funds include an increase in the retirement age to 63 by 2019, and higher workers’ contributions along with an expansion of the calculation base, according to a government statement.
The government said earlier the reform will cost 41 billion dirhams ($4.14 billion) over the next five years.
