Waspi women accuse Government of 'gaslighting' as compensation U-turn considered

WASPI women have accused the UK Government of “gaslighting” them after ministers’ claimed a Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) survey from…

ワスピ女性への補償費用は、1ペンスの所得税増税で得られる収益を超えることが示されています。 昨年、政府は国民年金年齢引き上げの影響を受けた350万人の女性への支払いを否定しましたが、今週、新たな証拠を受けてその決定を再考する方針を示しました。 このニュースは、財務大臣が来年度予算の一環として所得税増税を検討しているという報道と関連しています。 レイチェル・リーブスは、すべての税区分で所得税を最大2ペンス引き上げることを検討しているとされる一方で、基本税率で課税される収入に対して同額の従業員保険料を減額する可能性もあります。 1ペンスの所得税増税は来年度で86億ポンドを調達する見込みですが、これに対して、女性への補償にかかる推定105億ポンドという費用はその額を大きく上回ります。 ワスピ運動は、1950年代生まれの350万人の女性が、年金受給年齢の男女平等化について十分な情報提供を受けていなかったと主張しています。 多くの女性は、年金を受け取るために6年間の追加待機を強いられ、これが退職計画に支障をきたし、経済的な損失をもたらしたと訴えています。

Waspi women could get compensation for the way state pension changes were communicated as the government reconsiders its decision.

The government has agreed to reconsider its decision not to compensate millions of women affected by

The Government has agreed to reconsider its decision not to compensate millions of women affected by the state pension age rise, after new evidence emerged during ongoing legal proceedings. Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden told MPs ministers will step down from an upcoming judicial review brought by the Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) campaign while newly exposed material is investigated.

Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden says that the rethink does not mean that payouts will necessarily follow.

The Labour government may be about to reverse its decision to refuse compensation to women who say they were not properly warned about the rise in the age at which they could claim the state pension.

The government argued that handing out £10.5 billion to boomer women – many of whom are well-off anyway – would not be a fair.

The Government has announced it will reconsider its refusal to compensate women affected by state pension age changes, Work and Pensions Secretary Pat

The Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) campaign has secured a much-needed win as the Labour Government has confirmed plans to reconsider a

The government is set to reconsider its decision to reject compensation for some 3.6 million women affected by changes to the state pension age.