请问我国退休年龄是怎么规定的？我国职工法定

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我国退休年龄是怎么规定的

　　我国退休年龄规定为男年满60周岁，女工人年满50周岁，女干部年满55周岁。从事井下、高温、高空、特别繁重体力劳动或其他有害身体健康工作者，退休年龄为男年满55周岁，女年满45周岁。因病或非因工致残，由医院证明并经劳动鉴定委员会确认完全丧失劳动能力的，退休年龄为男年满50周岁女年满45周岁。

　　退休：

　　是指根据国家有关规定，劳动者因年老或因工、因病致残，完全丧失劳动能力（或部分丧失劳动能力）而退出工作岗位。2011年1月起，我国对个人提前退休取得的一次性补贴收入，按照工资、薪金所得项目征收个人所得税。政府有关方面不断释放出延龄退休的政策意向，民意调查显示，过半受访者反对延长退休年龄，多数主张按规定年龄退休。

我国职工法定退休年龄

　　我国职工法定退休年龄是指按照我国法律规定，正式工作人员达到一定年龄后，可以依法退休的年龄。自20世纪90年代以来，我国逐步将职工法定退休年龄统一规定为60岁。但近年来，随着我国人口老龄化的加剧和预期寿命的提高，引起了对职工法定退休年龄是否需调整的争议。

　　而要调整职工法定退休年龄，需要考虑到多个因素。一方面，人口老龄化导致劳动力供给短缺，为了确保社会发展需要人口红利的发挥，适当推迟退休年龄对于缓解劳动力短缺具有一定积极作用。另一方面，随着医疗技术和健康水平的提高，许多人的退休后生活质量有了很大精神和物质的提高，不得不重新考虑职工法定退休年龄的问题。

　　调整职工法定退休年龄还应谨慎考虑不同行业、不同职业、不同性别人员的实际情况，以避免造成不必要的负面影响。此外，调整职工法定退休年龄还应与相关保障措施相结合，以确保退休人员的基本生活保障。

　　【英文介绍/For English】：

　　my country's retirement age is 60 years old for men, 50 years old for female workers, and 55 years old for female cadres. Workers engaged in underground, high temperature, high-altitude, particularly heavy physical labor or other health hazards, the retirement age is 55 years old for men and 45 years old for women. Those who are disabled due to illness or not due to work, certified by the hospital and confirmed by the labor appraisal committee to be completely incapacitated, the retirement age is 50 years old for men and 45 years old for women.

　　retire:

　　It means that according to the relevant regulations of the state, a worker quits his job due to old age or disability due to work or illness, completely losing the ability to work (or partially losing the ability to work). Since January 2011, my country has levied personal income tax on the one-time subsidized income obtained by individuals who retire early in accordance with the items of wages and salaries. Relevant government departments have continuously released their policy intentions of postponing retirement. According to public opinion surveys, more than half of the respondents are opposed to extending the retirement age, and most of them advocate retirement at the prescribed age.