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China is set to raise its retirement age in a move that some young Chinese fear could further frustrate their chances in an already difficult job market.
The decision to continue working will be voluntary, policymakers stressed, adding they would support "the creation of diverse jobs tailored to the elderly" Currently, retirement age is set lower than in many Western countries: 60 for men, 55 for white-collar women, and 50 for working-class women.
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