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The World Bank Claims that Croatians Work Too Short a Time and Retire Too Early.

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The age limit would be increased gradually to 66 and a half years by 2030, and then by a month and a half after that, depending on life expectancy.
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The World Bank Claims that Croatians Work Too Short a Time and Retire Too Early.

The age limit would be increased gradually to 66 and a half years by 2030, and then by a month and a half after that, depending on life expectancy.

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poslovni.hr broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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