解放军文职招聘考试退休金危机1

 Don Taylor spent 26 years of his life as a police officer in Detroit, the city where he was born and raised. It was a dangerous job, but one he is fond of. It also provided a dependable paycheck, as well as a guaranteed pension and health care coverage in retirement. Or so he thought. "Well, there is a dispute on the pensions, you know." "Borrowing a billion dollars to fund your pension, yes the pension's funded, but now it's done through more debt." Eric Scorsone of Michigan State University is on the team helping the city of Detroit emerge from its fiscal crisis. "It's probably as bad as any city's ever seen in terms of a fiscal crisis. So it would say, my part is to work on tax and revenue forecasting and tax issues in general for the city as they look at a plan of how to move forward." The plan includes figuring out how to pay for retirement pensions funded with borrowed money, and how to pay for health care plans for current and retired public sector employees.  "The city really should be paying, you know, several hundred million dollars more than it is right now, but there is no money to do it, and so the question is how do you fund that liability or do you reduce the liability by reducing benefits."

唐•泰勒在他出生和长大的城市底特律当了26年的警察。这是一项危险的工作，但是他很喜欢。他的工作不仅薪资稳定，还保证提供退休后的养老金和医疗保险。或者像他所想的，“是的，你知道，退休金问题上有争议。”密歇根州立大学的Eric Scorsone现致力于底特律财政危机解决小组，他说：“借用十亿美元来建立退休金，是的，这样退休金是建立了，但是现在它却要通过更多的债务才能实现。”“这种情况可能跟任何一个面对财政危机的城市一样糟糕。所以说，我的工作是负责税收和收入预测以及城市的整体税收问题，并为此制定未来计划。”这个计划包括解决如何利用借款来支付退休金，以及如何支付在职和退休的公有企业员工的医疗保险。“你知道，城市应该立刻支付几亿美元甚至更多，但是没有钱来支付了。所以问题就是，如何偿还债务或者是通过减少福利来减轻债务。”