Contribution Duration “If you start working early, today you leave earlier, tomorrow it will be the same,” says government spokesman < p>
The spokesperson for the French government, Olivier Véran, Wednesday, November 23, 2022. — JEANNE ACCORSINI/SIPA
The government doesn’t budge: “we need to lengthen working hours a little bit” “Not everyone will have to work until 65 years old,”said government spokesman Olivier Véran on France 2 this Tuesday morning. work early, today you leave earlier, tomorrow it will be the same. We pay great attention to people with low incomes, to women, to cut careers. We want a fair distribution of the effort,” in the show the 4 Truths.
The unions warned Monday evening that they would decide on a “first date of united mobilization with strikes and demonstrations in January, if the government remained entrenched. on his plan to reform pensions.” The trade unions CFDT, CGT, FO, CFE-CGC, CFTC, Unsa, Solidaires and FSU have reaffirmed; their opposition to “Any increase in the legal retirement age as at any increase in the contribution period,” published to following a meeting at the FSU headquarters in Les Lilas, near Paris.
From 62 to 62 65 years old
The reform should be presented around December 15th. Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne reiterated last week her intention to push back the starting age, on the grounds of ensuring the balance of the system. Emmanuel Macron’s initial proposal was to gradually push back the starting age to 65 years old, but he said since “open” to a postponement to; 64 years old with an extension of the contribution period.
Sunday , the President of the Renaissance Aurore Bergé pleaded to “ hold” on a postponement of the legal age of departure to retirement from 62 to; 65 years, as part of the future reform, the details of which are still to be determined. arbitration.