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Subject under high tension, the pension reform was to unveil its final details this Thursday, December 15, 2022. For the occasion, Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne had planned to present the text to the National Assembly. However, this Monday, December 12, Emmanuel Macron announced the postponement of this date to January 10, 2023. Retirement age sparks controversy among citizens and elected officials. Also, the government wishes to use this additional time to dialogue more with the parties and social partners. We will explain everything to you.

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The 65 years are the roadmap of this bill

Currently, the French can stop working at 62 to retire. But according to the president and his ministers, our pension system must evolve. According to the government, it is therefore necessary to raise the legal retirement age. According to the information already disclosed, this change would take place gradually, between 2022 and 2031.

Initially, this pension reform was to end special diets. However, Olivier Dussopt, the Minister of Labour, recently revealed that long careers would be subject to an exception. For greater fairness, those who contributed more than 9 trimesters before their 20th birthdaywill be able to retire 4 years before the others.

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Moreover, the pension reform should also take into account the arduous work. On this point, the new text should thus add new criteria. A way to compensate for workers providing the most demanding tasks.

Pension reform: time needed for dialogue

To best prepare this unpopular text, the government preferred to take its time. Indeed, many political and professional organizations have recently organized their elections. However, during the month of December, the Prime Minister was to receive trade unions and political leaders from all sides.

Or, given the recent elections, it will take more time to ensure these times of dialogue around the pension reform. On this point, Emmanuel Macron therefore took the floor to justify this decision.

“Several political parties have gone through elections in recent days and have changed leaders. It seemed relevant to us to postpone the announcement of the finalization of the government’s proposal by a few days or a few short weeks. »

In the next few days, Elisabeth Borne will therefore have the opportunity to discuss with the heads of parliamentary groups, the leaders of the Greens and LR. At the beginning of January, she will also have the opportunity to meet professional organizations and trade unions. After all these exchanges, pension reform will undoubtedly have more weight and legitimacy.

“This allows us to have a few more weeks, so that those who have just taken on responsibilities can discuss with the government some key elements of the reform. »

For now, the details of the pension reform are still unclear. That said, the government should include this text in the amending Social Security financing law. Using this method, he can therefore have recourse to Article 49.3. Thus, the executive will have an opportunity to pass this reform in the face of parliamentarians.