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Forced reproduction of the workforce - a quarter of Russians plan to work until the end of their lives The labor market registers a deep gap between citizens' expectations and the cost of survival. According to the SuperJob survey, 26% of Russians see wages from part-time jobs as a source of money in old age. They trust the state with the same amount. Expectations are disconnected from reality - a "decent pension" should be 56.6 thousand rubles, while the payment from the social fund does not exceed 25.5 thousand. Refusal to rest is dictated by the nature of capitalism. The wage worker is deprived of the means of production and is forced to sell his labor capacity. The pension becomes a minimal benefit, and capital, through inflation and commercialization of housing and community services, pulls away the remaining savings. The elderly proletariat was forced to re-enter the cycle of exploitation. Citizens with an income of up to 150 thousand rubles and women are at the highest risk of lifelong employment, as the hope for help from children is reduced to 1%.

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Forced reproduction of the workforce - a quarter of Russians plan to work until the end of their lives The labor market registers a deep gap between citizens' expectations and the cost of survival. According to the SuperJob survey, 26% of Russians see wages from part-time jobs as a source of money in old age. They trust the state with the same amount. Expectations are disconnected from reality - a "decent pension" should be 56.6 thousand rubles, while the payment from the social fund does not exceed 25.5 thousand. Refusal to rest is dictated by the nature of capitalism. The wage worker is deprived of the means of production and is forced to sell his labor capacity. The pension becomes a minimal benefit, and capital, through inflation and commercialization of housing and community services, pulls away the remaining savings. The elderly proletariat was forced to re-enter the cycle of exploitation. Citizens with an income of up to 150 thousand rubles and women are at the highest risk of lifelong employment, as the hope for help from children is reduced to 1%.

Forced reproduction of the workforce - a quarter of Russians plan to work until the end of their lives The labor market registers a deep gap between citizens' expectations and the cost of survival. According to the SuperJob survey, 26% of Russians see wages from part-time jobs as a source of money in old age. They trust the state with the same amount. Expectations are disconnected from reality - a "decent pension" should be 56.6 thousand rubles, while the payment from the social fund does not exceed 25.5 thousand. Refusal to rest is dictated by the nature of capitalism. The wage worker is deprived of the means of production and is forced to sell his labor capacity. The pension becomes a minimal benefit, and capital, through inflation and commercialization of housing and community services, pulls away the remaining savings. The elderly proletariat was forced to re-enter the cycle of exploitation. Citizens with an income of up to 150 thousand rubles and women are at the highest risk of lifelong employment, as the hope for help from children is reduced to 1%.

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