It's D-Day. After six months of intense confrontation between the executive and the unions, 14 days of mobilization, and a fierce battle in Parliament, the pension reform, adopted without a vote via article 49.3 in March, comes into force this Friday. And this, even if the general secretary of the CGT, Sophie Binet, like the left, still calls for a referendum on the subject.
"We are ready," assured serene the Minister of Labor, Olivier Dussopt, who will be this Friday traveling for the occasion to the pension insurance fund of Mulhouse. "We have published all the necessary decrees," and the few missing texts should only apply in "2024, 2025," he said. The same serenity on the side of the pension funds, yet forced to adapt at a forced march.
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We are on schedule. The files are coming out at a good pace, the stocks are even lower" than expected and "about 70%" will have been processed by the end of August for the imminent departures, was...
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