Slovenia Proposes to Raise Retirement Age to 67

According to an article by Marja Novak, Slovenia’s labor ministry proposed raising the retirement age to 67 from 59, in line with a suggestion from the International Monetary Fund. However, this was qualified later;

Prime Minister Miro Cerar told reporters later on Wednesday that government had not yet decided when it will prepare a new pension law and pointed out that a previous pension reform, enforced at the start of 2013, was still ongoing.

In line with the 2013 pension reform the retirement age will be gradually raised to 65 by 2019.

Source: Reuters "Slovenian ministry proposes retirement age increase to 67 from 59" (April 13, 2016)