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German pension reform stalled, social contributions may hit 47%

Original: rentenreform

Germany's pension reform is back in focus as Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he does not expect the reform to be implemented by the end of the year, while Bavaria's Markus Söder insists it is coming and mini-jobs will remain. Meanwhile, Labour Minister warnings about social contributions climbing to 47.1 percent are fuelling debate over funding the pension system.

Why now: Conflicting signals from Merz and Söder plus warnings about rising social contributions make pension reform newly contentious in German politics.

Friedrich MerzMarkus SöderGerman federal governmentDeutschlandfunk

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