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Title: FACTORS INFLUENCING RETIREMENT PLANNING OF EMPLOYEES IN COMMERCIAL BANKS OF NEPAL
Other Titles: RETIREMENT PLANNING OF EMPLOYEES
Authors: GHIMIRE, SABINA
Keywords: Retirement Planning;Influence Retirement Planning
Issue Date: Jun-2022
Institute Name: School of Management
Level: Masters
Abstract: Individuals are sensitive to the dynamic environment since the private sector has emerged as the largest employer, driven by market-based resource allocation and essentially no pension plans. Because the majority of Nepal's workforce is employed in the private sector, they are not protected by the government's pension system. The non-public and organized sectors have essentially no government-sponsored social security, leaving them vulnerable. As a result, it's critical to figure out what influences employees' retirement confidence in private companies.
Description: Likewise, the UNDP survey found that the number of people those aged 60 and above has risen dramatically, basically on every country of the world. According to the study, the number of elderly persons in less developed regions increased by 60 percent on average in 2015, which is believed to spike in the increased rate to seventy one percent in the days to come in after additional 15 years. This increase is definitely the result of increase in life span of citizens that has been recorded in almost every region of the world (UNDP, 2015). As an outcome, the rising number of elderly citizens, along with a large increase in life expectancy in most developing countries, has created issues, particularly in terms of retirement demands.
URI: https://elibrary.tucl.edu.np/handle/123456789/11869
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