Aurélien Pradié has not finished making his voice heard.
After having collected 22.9% of the votes in the first round of the presidency of the Republicans, the deputy of Lot wants to continue to weigh, in particular through his proposals.
While the debate on pension reform agitates the discussions, up to the Republicans, the elected representative invites his political family to think about the four-day week.
The postponement of the legal retirement age is "
hypocrisy
", in the eyes of Aurélien Pradié, who does not see the heart of the problem there.
"
The real subject is how we all get back to work when we can really work
," he said on Wednesday December 14 on France Info.
For him, as he explained throughout the campaign for the LR presidency, it is more a question of thinking about the contribution period, because "
he who started working early ends up early
".
But we must also ask ourselves: “
What do we have to say, on the right, about working time?
»
“The real good pension reform”
Aurélien Pradié offers a disruptive response to LR for this: to look at “
the 38-hour week in four days
”.
In order to "
increase the working time over four days to allow time for the organization of one's life
".
"
If tomorrow we work 38 hours in four days, we will have paid a good part of the number of contributors we need
," said the deputy.
The elected official claims to have had this debate the day before, in a group meeting, and underlines that his "
work as a deputy, including from a new generation
", is "
sometimes to bring up somewhat new subjects
".
“
The pension reform, we will carry it intelligently if throughout our lives more of us are contributing and we work more.
That's the real good pension reform
, ”he concludes.
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The proposal, regularly mentioned by the ecologist Sandrine Rousseau, has already been put on the table among the Republicans.
Last September,
Le Figaro
revealed in particular the idea of the mayor LR of Ecully, Sébastien Michel, a very close friend of Laurent Wauquiez.
The city councilor had sent a letter to all the candidates running for the presidency of the party, calling on them to "
renew the political software
".
In this spirit, he had proposed "
to work 36 hours a week
", with the possibility of spreading them over four days.
