At the end of his interview with the Prime Minister, Tuesday January 7, the general secretary of the CFDT Marylise Léon indicated that François Bayrou had no taboo on negotiations linked to the pensions file, “including the legal age ” starting.
“The Prime Minister confirmed to us that there would be no taboo”. On BFMTV, the general secretary of the CFDT assured that the Prime Minister did not seem to have any red lines concerning the negotiation around pension reform after having spoken with the head of government.
Legal age and recognition of arduousness
According to the trade unionist, “all subjects, all files, all themes relating to pensions, including the legal age, were on the table”she said. For the secretary of the CFDT, the leading French union, for whom recognition of arduousness is essential, “the subject must be reopened with everything possible and imaginable in terms of financing.”
On the Medef side, the employers' union wanted to push the discussion on pensions to “financing social protection” by the “capitalisation”. Concerning the multiple announcements of social plans occurring at the end of 2024, Marylise Léon called for a revision of the Florange law in order to suspend site closures until all efforts made to find a buyer have been undertaken. .
published on January 7 at 10:50 p.m., Gabriel Gadré, 6Médias
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