25. Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for Social Protection from January 2014 workers retiring will not be able to avail of their State pensions until they are 66 years of age, the way persons retiring next year at 65 years of age will engage with social welfare; if she has made provision for these retirees; if they will receive the transition payment to 67 years of age; if they have to sign on for jobseekers, if they will have to be available for work; if they will receive jobseeker's for nine months only and then be means-tested for the last three months; and if she has engaged with employers to make provision for workers to stay working for another year if they wish. [43134/13]

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25. Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for Social Protection from January 2014 workers retiring will not be able to avail of their State pensions until they are 66 years of age, the way persons retiring next year at 65 years of age will engage with social welfare; if she has made provision for these retirees; if they will receive the transition payment to 67 years of age; if they have to sign on for jobseekers, if they will have to be available for work; if they will receive jobseeker's for nine months only and then be means-tested for the last three months; and if she has engaged with employers to make provision for workers to stay working for another year if they wish. [43134/13]

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