(Adnkronos) - I pensionati maschi che appartengono al quintile di reddito più alto hanno una speranza di vita a 67 anni di circa 2,6 anni superiore rispetto ai pensionati che appartengono al primo quintile di reddito, quello più basso.
E' quanto emerge dal XXII Rapporto annuale Inps, presentato alla Camera dei deputati dalla neo commissaria Micaela Gelera e dalla Ministra del Lavoro Marina Calderone.
Nel rapporto si evidenzia inoltre come Il tasso di occupazione in Italia sia attualmente al 61%, un massimo storico in precedenza mai raggiunto.
E' quanto emerge dal XXII Rapporto annuale Inps, presentato alla Camera dei deputati dalla neo commissaria Micaela Gelera e dalla Ministra del Lavoro Marina Calderone.
Nel rapporto si evidenzia inoltre come Il tasso di occupazione in Italia sia attualmente al 61%, un massimo storico in precedenza mai raggiunto.
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00:00 Pensioners
00:04 Pensioners who belong to the highest income quintile have a life expectancy of 67 years,
00:11 which is about 2.6 years higher than those who belong to the lowest income quintile.
00:17 This is what emerges from the 22nd annual IMF report presented to the House of Representatives
00:22 by the new Commissioner Michaela Gelera and the Minister of Labour Marina Calderone.
00:27 The report also highlights how the employment rate in Italy is currently 61%,
00:32 a historical maximum never reached before.
00:35 Women's contribution to post-pandemic recovery is relevant.
00:39 The 57.4% employment rate in April 2023 exceeds that pre-pandemic
00:45 and the same goes for the employment rate, now equal to 52.3%.
00:50 In April 2023, the Italian unemployment rate was equal to 7.8%.
00:56 These positive trends are clearly not enough to consider well-known structural problems,
01:03 such as the comparison with Europe, because the Italian employment rate is still clearly lower than the European average,
01:09 which was 69.5% in the third quarter of 2022, and 68% in France, 77% in Germany and 64% in Spain.
01:20 As for pensions, at the end of 2022, the extraordinary Commissioner of the IMF
01:25 Michaela Gelera said, the number of pensioners in Italy was 16.1 million,
01:30 a number slightly higher than that of 2021, of which 7.8 million men and 8.3 million women.
01:37 The total amount of income was equal to 322 billion euros.
01:42 Women, although they represent 52% of the pensioners, are only the owners of 44% of the total income.
01:50 96% of the pensioners receive an IMF pension with an average monthly income of 1,687 euros.
01:58 That of men is equal to 1,969 euros, resulting in 38% higher than that of women.
02:06 The remaining 4% of the pensioners are entitled to in-hail income or pensions managed by other entities.
02:12 Gelera also underlined how there was no big wave of layoffs post-pandemic, which characterized other countries.
02:19 Instead, there was more mobility in the workplace in order to seek better conditions from the workers.
02:26 Minister Calderone, in her speech, then underlined the importance of the IMF
02:30 and the need to take care of the Institute in order to preserve its functions,
02:35 as well as highlighting the speed of the instruments put into place by the Institute itself
02:39 to ensure that the subsidies reach the Roma citizens affected by the flood.