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Pension reform is moving forward.
During a dinner held Wednesday evening at the Élysée, which Le Parisien reveals behind the scenes, the executive seemed to favor a retirement age of 65.
The measure should be included in a budget text relating to Social Security, while Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne is meeting the social partners on Thursday.
The one who defends a method based on dialogue, thus received Philippe Martinez, secretary general of the CGT at 8:30 a.m., then Laurent Berger, secretary general of the CFDT at 9:30 a.m.
She will then meet with the president of the CFE-CGC François Hommeril and that of the CFTC Cyril Chabanier, while the consultation between the government and the social partners must end on Friday.
The reform will be officially presented to the Council of Ministers in January and then incorporated into an amended Social Security finance bill (PLFSSR), which will arrive at the assembly in early 2023. This choice is not trivial: it allows the government to use the famous 49.3 as many times as necessary.
According to the Constitution, apart from the financial texts where the use of this article is unlimited, its use can only be drawn once per parliamentary session.
A specific law on pensions ran the risk for the executive of grilling the only cartridge of the government.
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No power outage in 2022.
The risk of load shedding before the end of the year is nil, explained this Thursday the executive director of RTE, Jean-Paul Roubin.
“We cannot fear power cuts before the end of the year,” he said.
The Ecowatt signal, supposed to illustrate the tensions on the electricity network, could however change from green to orange due to the drop in temperature.
Celine Dion postpones her European tour again.
The Canadian singer announces this Thursday the new postponement of her European tour.
“I have had health issues for a long time and it's not easy for me to deal with them.
It saddens me enormously to have to tell you that I will not be ready to start my tour of Europe again in February, ”she explains in a short video posted on Instagram.
The shows scheduled from August 26 to October 4, including these Parisian dates, however, remain on the bill.
The former boss of the Institut Montaigne condemned.
Laurent Bigorgne was sentenced this Thursday to twelve months of suspended imprisonment for having drugged an ex-collaborator without his knowledge during a party last February, the criminal court retaining the sexual intention.
He announced, through his lawyer Sébastien Schapira, that he would "immediately" appeal this "incoherent decision".
it concerns you
The end-of-year celebrations are approaching and, with them, their expenses.
Le Parisien interviewed several French people who give their tips for reducing costs, while inflation is a burden on budgets.
Between buying second-hand, buying online to take advantage of more advantageous promotions, favoring short circuits or deciding to reduce gifts, there is no shortage of tips.
