Labour flexibility and pension schemes in the European Union Marcin KAWINSKI & Dariusz STANKO Warsaw School of Economics Poland.

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Labour flexibility and pension schemes in the European Union Marcin KAWINSKI & Dariusz STANKO Warsaw School of Economics Poland

Taxonomy of pension plans by Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (applied by the European Union), the World Bank, International Labour Organisation Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (the EU) The Word Bank International Labour Organization 1 st pi ll a r Publicly managed pension scheme with defined benefis and PAYG finance, usually an payroll tax. A relatively small (means tested, minimum pension guarantee or flat benefit), publicly managed, PAYG, defined benefit pillar. A minimum anti-poverty pension, universally available but means tested, financed possibly directly from general revenues and indexed 2 nd pi ll a r Privately managed pension which are provided as part of an employment contract. A privately managed (personal savings plan or occupational plan), mandatory, regulated fully funded, defined contribution, pillar. A mandatory public PAYG social insurance pension which would provide a reasonable replacement rate. It would be fully indexed against inflation. Also, it would be subject to a ceiling. 3 rd pi ll a r Personal pension plan in the form of saving and annuity schemes. Voluntary, individual account (personal savings plan or occupational plan), privately managed. A fully funded contribution scheme, perhaps privately managed, which would supplement the public scheme. This would include occupational as well as individual schemes. Their operation would need to be closely monitored and regulated. Source: Yermo (2002), p ; Gillion (1999), p. 8; World Bank (1994), p

Thank You Marcin KAWINSKI, Ph.D. Candidate, Dariusz STANKO, Ph.D., Warsaw School of Economics Socio-Economic College Department of Social Insurance 41/35 Wisniowa Street Warsaw Poland Ph