European 1
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09:38, March 25, 2022
At the microphone of Dimitri Pavlenko, Élisabeth Borne, the Minister of Labour, Employment and Integration, believes that the proposal for retirement at 60 is incompatible with the financing of social protection.
Guest of the morning of Europe 1 this Friday, March 25, Élisabeth Borne, Minister of Labour, believes that retirement at 60 does not make it possible to finance social protection services like retirement: “We are all attached to social protection and those who propose to retire at 60, I would like them to explain to me how we finance social protection. taxes and we destroy jobs?” asks the Minister.
“It is essential to finance this social protection to work longer,” said Elisabeth Borne.
Taking into account the arduous nature of jobs?
Regarding the thorny issue of the arduousness of the professions, the Minister affirms that there will be “a consultation” to take the reality of the professions: “I hear concerns from people who say, ‘I in this profession, I don’t I won’t be able to continue.’ Obviously, there will be consultation to take into account the reality of the trades. It is not the same when you work in an office or when you are, for example, a tiler”
“We must also prevent this professional wear and tear for those who are in professions that cannot be exercised for very long, they must be able to go to other professions” affirmed Élisabeth Borne.