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Legal age, contribution period, employment of seniors... The key points of the pension reform

2023-03-15T19:00:47.951Z


The agreement on a common version of the pension reform project, obtained this Wednesday in a joint joint committee, will have to obtain a favorable vote from the Senate and the Assembly, this Thursday.


Deputies and senators reached an agreement on Wednesday in a joint joint committee (CMP) on a common version of the pension reform project.

The text will still have to obtain a favorable vote from the Senate and the Assembly on Thursday in order to be adopted.

Unless the government decides to resort to 49.3.

The agreement was obtained after more than eight hours of debate, with 10 votes against 4. Postponement of the legal age, contribution period, mothers, employment of seniors, long careers, hardship, special diets... Here is the main points of the pension reform at the end of the agreement which will be put to a vote on Thursday.

To discover

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  • legal age

The legal retirement age will be raised gradually from 62 to 64, at the rate of 3 months per year from 1 September 2023 until 2030. However, disabled workers will be able to retire from the age of 55, and those on disability at age 60.

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  • Contribution period

To obtain a “full rate”

pension

(without discount), the required contribution period will increase from 42 years (168 quarters) currently to 43 years (172 quarters) by 2027, at the rate of one quarter per year.

This extension was provided for by the Touraine reform of 2014, but on a less tight schedule.

The cancellation of the discount will remain at age 67 for those who do not have all the required quarters.

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  • Special diets

Most of the existing special regimes, including those of the RATP, the electricity and gas industries and the Banque de France, will be put into extinction according to the “grandfather clause”, already implemented at the SNCF.

The measure will therefore only apply to new hires.

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  • Small pensions

The pensions of future retirees with a

"full career"

(43 years of contributions in the long term) cannot be less than 85% of the Smic, or around 1200 euros gross per month at the time of the entry into force of the reform. .

Current retirees who meet the same criteria will also benefit from this revaluation.

  • Employment of seniors

A “seniors index” will be created to better understand the place of employees at the end of their careers in companies.

It will be mandatory from this year for companies with more than 1000 employees, a threshold lowered to 300 employees in 2024. Failure to publish it will be subject to sanctions.

A new type of CDI will be created on an experimental basis to facilitate the hiring of long-term job seekers over 60, exempt from family contributions.

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The rules for combining employment and retirement will be modified so that retirees resuming a professional activity improve their pensions.

Phased retirement, which allows you to spend two years part-time before retiring, will be

“relaxed”.

  • Long careers

This is the most complex point.

Those who started working early will always be able to leave earlier.

Currently, starting a career before the age of 20 can allow an early retirement of two years, and entering the workforce before the age of 16 can give the right to an early retirement of four years.

This device will be

“adapted”

with two new age limits: those who started working between the ages of 20 and 21 will be able to leave a year earlier, at 63;

those who started before the age of 20 will be able to leave two years earlier, i.e. 62;

those who started before the age of 18 will be able to claim their right to retirement four years earlier, ie 60;

those who started before the age of 16 will be able to end their career six years earlier, i.e. 58 years.

The minimum contribution period, once the anticipated retirement age has been reached, will henceforth be set at 43 years of contributions for all long careers.

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  • mothers, orphans

A pension supplement of up to 5% will be granted to women who, under the effect of the quarters validated for maternity and the education of children, will exceed the 43 annual installments required for a full-rate pension, one year before the legal retirement age.

The number of trimesters for education allocated to the mother, in the sharing between parents, is increased.

The child pension increase will be extended to liberal professionals and lawyers.

Orphans will be able to benefit from the reversion of their parents' pension.

Read alsoDoes pension reform really penalize women?

  • arduousness

The professional prevention account already taking into account night work and other hardship criteria may be used to finance professional retraining leave.

Other criteria such as the carrying of heavy loads, painful postures and mechanical vibrations will be taken into account by means of a new

“investment fund in the prevention of professional wear and tear”.

Among civil servants, the

“active categories”

including in particular the police, firefighters and nursing assistants will retain their right to early departure.

Source: lefigaro

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