At first glance, this is a subject of financial piping.
In reality, it is a fierce battle around the nest egg of supplementary pensions for private sector employees.
For months, the government has wanted to repatriate the 80 billion euros in contributions from the plan.
How?
By entrusting Urssaf with the recovery of this significant flow currently operated by Agirc-Arrco.
The unions and employers, managers of the Agirc-Arrco scheme, oppose what they consider to be a "
capture
" of their revenue, denouncing a "
hidden pension reform
".
They fear that the contributions of private sector employees, but also in the long term the 60 billion in reserves of the scheme, will end up "
in a large washing machine in the hands of the State
", which could dispose of them as it sees fit, to clear deficits of other plans.
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The transfer to Urssaf, which was to take place in 2022, has already been postponed to January 1, 2023. The measure is included in the financing bill…
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