The secretary general of the Republicans and candidate for the presidency of the party Aurélien Pradié defended a reform providing for the calculation of pensions “according to the number of years worked” and not by pushing back the legal retirement age, “an old refrain” according to him, but defended by his entire camp.
I don’t believe in raising the legal retirement age, it’s an old refrain, you’ll never hear me say a worker or a 60-year-old craftsman who will have toiled all his life, who will be broken by the work that he will have to work for a few more years, said the deputy at the microphone of France inter.
He pleaded for a reform based on annuities, it’s a real change and I tell my political family: it is according to the number of years worked that we must calculate our retirement. It is a fair measure which must take into account the arduousness – you work for 5 years in a difficult position, in a difficult situation, you gain a year of retirement, further detailed the one who officially announced his candidacy for the presidency of his side.
President Emmanuel Macron assured journalists from the Presidential Press Association on Monday evening that the pension reform could not wait any longer and should come into force from 2023.
Competitor of Mr. Pradi for the presidency of LR, the senator Bruno Retailleau defended on the contrary on Sud Radio the raising of the legal age of retirement if we want to preserve the quality of life, the purchasing power of our withdrawals.
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When we work more, we produce more, we can finance social protection, there is no other solution, it’s the only one possible, abounded on the set of Public Senate the former president of the party Jean -Francois Cop.
But for all that, before presenting his reform, President Macron should still respect a minimum of social dialogue in our country, particularly on the subjects which proved difficult in 2019 during the presentation of a first reform by the government of douard Philippe, like long careers or the amount of women’s pensions, warned on franceinfo the president of the LR group at the Assembly, Olivier Marleix,