Labor Minister Olivier Dussopt said he was “impossible to withdraw the pension reform». Alain Jocard / AFP
The Minister of Labor, Olivier Dussopt, said he was “open” to the proposals of the Republicans on the pension reform.
The government is “opento the proposals of the Republicans on amendments to the pension reform, in particular on the situation of women, indicated Sunday on BFM TV the Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt. The boss of the Les Républicains group in the upper house, Bruno Retailleau, proposed in particular on Saturday in Le Parisien either a “s5% urcote for mothers who have reached both a full career and the legal age, i.e. an early departure at 63».
«We agree and open“replied Olivier Dussopt, explaining that”having different starting ages between women and men is not very fair». «In the text, the project that we have to improve and continue concerns the situation of women who, having had children, reach retirement age (…) with quarters validated for maternity“who will suffer from a”neutralization effectand will belost“due to the raising of the retirement age from 62 to 64, agreed Olivier Dussopt.
For example, the government plans tosay to yourself that from a certain age, if you have not reached the age of opening of the rights (…) but that your career is already complete, the trimesters that you continue to do give rise to a premiumwithout specifying the rate. For their part, the unions committed against the reform have called for the country to be “stopped” on March 7.
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