This proposal was adopted by 216 votes to 119 by senators on Wednesday, November 20. Its implementation has not yet been confirmed.
A “solidarity contribution” which should make it possible to bring in, each year, 2.5 billion euros to the autonomy sector. As reported by BFMTV, the Senate adopted, on the evening of Wednesday, November 20, a measure aimed at making all active workers work for seven hours more per year and without pay.
The device was approved by the Senate as part of the debates on the Social Security budget for 2025. The measure was adopted by 216 votes to 119. It is not final. The government is opposed to this proposal “at this pointe” but assures to be ready for “rework” with social partners. It will arrive next week in the joint committee, which brings together deputies and senators.
A new system after the “day of solidarity”?
“We do not make this proposal lightly.“, more “today we have to find ways” pour “finance the old age wall, the residential shift and the transformation of our nursing homes”, underlined centrist senator Élisabeth Doineau. The left criticized this measure. A “day of solidarity” has already been set up. It is “intended to finance actions in favor of the autonomy of elderly or disabled people”.
In its draft budget for 2025, the government wants to make 60 billion euros in savings. Michel Barnier has already announced that he would be “probably” obliged to trigger 49.3 to have the finance bill adopted. As for this proposal, the Prime Minister is “very reserved”, according to BFMTV.
published on November 21 at 5:43 p.m., Baptiste Marin, 6Medias
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