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Portability of Supplementary Pension Rights in the European Union

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Andrietti, Vincenzo (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
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European Union legislation on portability of supplementary pension rights accrued by private sector migrant workers is at an early stage. The recent directive on this topic, aiming to preserve accrued pension rights at least at the level guaranteed in case of within borders mobility, emphasizes the role of country specific legislation on pension portability issues. This paper analyzes EU as well as country specific pension portability regulation for a representative sample of EU countries, in the light of recent empirical evidence on the role of occupational pensions on individual job mobility choices in these countries.

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