Women’s pensions: the blind spot of the reform

Posted 2 Feb. 2023 at 7:22 amUpdated Feb 2. 2023 at 11:53

Women are more penalized than men by the pension reform. Since the publication of the impact study, the government is struggling to get out of the trap.

If the reality is more complex – women will see their pensions increase more than men, especially those who have had “chopped” careers -, employees who were counting on their quarters acquired as children to leave at full rate at 62 years have the feeling of being had. This is reflected in opinion polls. And the executive’s argument does not print.