The government will propose “adjustments” to the social partners (if the reform still exists)

An attempt to defuse before the vote on Thursday at the assembly of the proposal from La France insoumise aimed at repealing the raising of the retirement age to 64?

Via a letter on Monday, the government invites the social partners to a consultation on the adjustments to the pension reform in the coming weeks.

“Resumption of a fair dialogue”

“We would like to invite representative trade union and employer organizations at the national and inter-professional level to discussions on the fair adjustments that we can make to the 2023 pension reform,” writes Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet, Minister of Labor and Development, in this letter. 'Job.

This proposal comes as LFI will present Thursday, November 28, a proposal aimed at repealing retirement at 64. The Socialists have already announced that they will vote for repeal.

The minister recalls that the government, in particular Prime Minister Michel Barnier during his general policy declaration, had expressed the wish “for a resumption of dialogue on the subject of pensions”.

The question of usury or equality between women and men

“It is a question of both making improvements to the functioning of our pension system, making it more equitable, and preserving its financial balance,” continues the letter, emphasizing that “this financial balance is a fundamental dimension , because it guarantees the sustainability of our system.” “Just as fundamental are the justice and fairness of our retirement system,” adds the minister, who also welcomes the agreements negotiated by the social partners on unemployment insurance and the employment of seniors and indicates that she will initiate “soon” the steps for “a faithful transposition of these agreements”.