Class distinction could spell pensions problem for Belgium

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BELGIUM - Belgium's traditional class distinction between blue and white collar workers could spell problems for occupational pensions, according to the president of the Belgian Pension Commission.

The commission has just returned its report on the relationship between existing anti-discrimination legislation and pensions to the government, having studied the issue for more than two years. ...

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