The secretary general of the CFDT Laurent Berger declares Sunday expecting deputies that they complete the text of the bill reforming pensions, because " if (it) does not (have) any elements on arduousness at work ", it " would not be fair . "
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The deputies who will start examining it in plenary on Monday " understood, I believe, that the project as it stands today, if it does not include elements on arduous work, would not be fair, ”said the union leader in an interview with Le Journal du dimanche.
Beyond that, he observes, " we need to make transitions more secure, in the public service in particular for category C agents, and go further on the minimum pension ". A " fundamental " point, he continues, remains the question of " reparation for those in a difficult job: they must be able to retire earlier ".
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Renewing his request for negotiations by branch, Mr. Berger appealed to Medef " who does not want to hear about it " but also to "the government because, ultimately, it is he who decides ". Employers, he said, " first said that you could not measure (the arduousness) individually. Since it was complicated collectively. And now he refuses to negotiate in the sectors! "
“ Medef agrees to do arduous prevention and retraining. But not to repair the damage! This attitude, if it persists, would destroy the balance of the reform, "said the official. About the government, he says he is worried about " the lack of preparation that we have been experiencing for months ".
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