Semnificația pensiilor ocupaționale în consolidarea sistemului de pensii private din România – Dragoș Alexandru Hașegan

Occupational pensions are a component of the Romanian private pension system, along with privately managed pensions (Pillar II) and voluntary pensions (Pillar III), being an integral part of the Romanian pension system and aiming to ensure a separate private pension, which supplements the pension granted by the public system. Law no. 1/2020 on occupational pensions, which created the premises for obtaining an occupational pension, in addition to the other types of pensions granted, represents the legal framework that regulates the organization and functioning of occupational pension funds. The introduction of occupational pensions is a new stage in pension reform, aiming to reduce the pressure on the public pension system, thus contributing to its development and sustainability. The occupational pension funds aims to ensure an additional level of security for future retirees.