The disputed pension reform is a "
left-wing reform that could have been carried out by a social-democratic government
", defended on Saturday, the Minister of Employment Olivier Dussopt who considers that the budgetary balance of his project is not threatened by the various accompanying measures voted in parliament.
“
It's a left-wing reform, which could have been carried out by a social-democratic government.
Compared to previous reforms, it creates rights that we did not know, in particular on hardship and caregivers
, ”he assured in an interview with
Parisian
.
“
The last reform carried out by the left increased the contribution period, which constitutes a machine for small pensions
”, he criticized while the minister who came from the PS was questioned on the most contested measure of the reform, the extension of the legal retirement age from 62 to 64 years.
“
There will be no losers.
Because the pensions will not go down.
The reform requires efforts from the French.
That yes.
But we make sure that they are distributed as fairly as possible
,” he added.
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Automatic registration with Pole emploi
Olivier Dussopt was also reassuring about the final budgetary balance of the reform despite the myriad of measures voted or in the process of being adopted in parliament to obtain the support of elected LR officials in particular.
“
Even if we had a slight deficit of 300 or 400 million euros in 2030, as is the case in the current state of the reform, it is not comparable with a deficit of 13.5 billion euros. euros
,” he said.
The Minister also unveiled one of the measures of a future employment bill planned for the summer: the registration of RSA recipients at Pole Emploi.
“
In particular, I would like, except in the case of health-related exceptions, for example, RSA applicants to be automatically registered with Pôle Emploi.
Currently, only 40% of them are
,” he told Le Parisien.
On the occupational accident aspect, the Minister wishes to "
better fight against falls from heights or even clarify the role of each when several companies are working at the same time on a site
".
“
We are also going to oblige employers to declare fatal accidents to the labor inspectorate
,” he added.