New Bill Would Lower the Age Blue-Collar Workers Could Receive Social Security Benefits
Stevens introduced a bill that would let eligible workers in physically demanding jobs claim Social Security at 60.
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Rep. Haley Stevens introduced a House bill that would let workers in physically demanding jobs claim Social Security at 60. The article describes the proposal’s eligibility rules and potential benefit to workers, while noting warnings that it could worsen Social Security’s financial outlook.
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6 OUTLETSHaley Stevens introduced a bill that would let some workers in physically demanding jobs claim full Social Security benefits at 60. Center outlets place the proposal alongside concerns about Social Security’s long-term funding and other approaches to its finances.
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