The German government has passed a bill allowing some workers to retire and collect a full state pension at 63.
The German government passed a bill Friday that will allow some workers to retire and collect a full state pension at 63.
Citizens who have worked for 45 years will qualify under the new legislation.
The bill also includes an increase in pensions for stay-at-home parents.
The government still plans to gradually raise the retirement age to 67 from 65 for all other workers.
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