Emmanuel Macron clarified Thursday during a trip to the Tarn that the reforms promised during his re-election campaign for pensions, the employee dividend and the ecological transition would be launched "
as of this summer
".
"
As of this summer, we must be able to initiate some major projects
": "
the reform of the employee dividend
", "
the retirement
project ", "
major ecological planning projects
", listed the Head of State.
"
As of this summer, I want to be able to vote on a reform on which I am committed, that of the employee dividend
", he began.
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The employee dividend is a measure put forward by Emmanuel Macron during the presidential campaign to allow a better sharing of company profits towards employees.
It will be part of the “ purchasing power
” bill
, which will be presented to the Council of Ministers after the legislative elections of June 12 and 19.
This project will also include measures such as “
the tariff shield, continuing to block prices, tripling the Macron bonus
”, detailed government spokeswoman Olivia Grégoire on May 24.
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Pension reform in the works
"
As of this summer too, we will have to launch the retirement
project", hammered the Head of State, "
in a fair, progressive and concerted manner
".
An explosive reform which should raise the retirement age to 65 and come into force in the summer of 2023. The minister in charge of the file, Olivier Dussopt, had previously seemed to rule out discussions this summer.
“
I think we can start this in September, in October
,” he said on RTL on May 24.
The CFDT has already warned: it will “
not be available to discuss pensions during the summer period
”.
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Finally, the President of the Republic declared that he wanted "
as of the summer
", to initiate the "
major ecological planning projects
" which should lead France to carbon neutrality by 2050. This planning will be based on "
renewable and nuclear energy and energy sobriety
" and "
our territories will have a key role
".
“
We need to go much faster and much stronger
,” finally said Emmanuel Macron, in a speech that sounded like a political battle, three days before the legislative elections.