Eleven trade union organizations and retiree associations from Haute-Vienne will demonstrate this Tuesday, December 3 in front of the Limoges prefecture. Their main demand? The revaluation of pensions on January 1. “The government has decided not to increase basic pensions on January 1, 2025; as the Social Security Code requires, they regret. He is postponing this revaluation until July 1, 2025, without any guarantee that it will take place as pressures are increasing to completely freeze basic pensions in 2025. Remember that the revaluation at the start of 2024 covered the year 2023… »
The eleven organizations “revolt against this measure which will once again worsen the purchasing power of retirees who will not have any adjustment for eighteen months. »
“Since January 2017, pensions have only increased by 13.6% for inflation of 19.5%,” recall retirees who estimate they have lost the equivalent of more than three months of pension and up to 4-5 months for those who suffered the increase in the CSG in 2018. This measure is all the more unfair since, at the same time, the government is considering several measures aimed at calling into question access to care for the most vulnerable and the oldest. »
Mobilized this Tuesday, December 3 at 10:30 a.m. in front of the Haute-Vienne prefecture will therefore “require the government to revalue pensions on January 1 and to open negotiations to make up for the losses suffered. »
