Opinion: Penalising mothers with a higher retirement age won't boost birth rates

Columnist Paulina Szewioła argues that penalising women who do not have children with a higher retirement age will not lead to higher birth rates, comparing it to the ineffectiveness of the 800+ child benefit scheme. She contends that motherhood should not be used as leverage in pension policy. The piece is an opinion column rather than a report on a specific legislative proposal.