France: Compulsory retirement to be banned before 70
The French parliament has amended draft social security legislation - with government approval - to prevent employers from obliging employees to retire before they reach the age of 70.
The statutory normal retirement age in France is 60, from which age employees are entitled to retire on a state pension.
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