
Stevens introduces bill to cut Social Security retirement age to 60 for manual laborers
Rep. Haley Stevens introduced the Blue Collar Social Security Fairness Act, proposing that workers in physically demanding jobs can claim full benefits at age 60, seven years earlier than the current standard. The bill uses a points system based on years worked in qualifying occupations like construction and nursing. This move contrasts with other proposals to raise the retirement age or increase taxes to address the program's projected 2032 insolvency.










