er November, like every year. 331238278/Shutter B – stock.adobe.com
DECRYPTION – They will only be upgraded in November. And the social partners, who manage Agirc-Arrco, may not be very generous.
In the aftermath of the legislative elections, marked by the push of the extremes, on the right as on the left, advocating a return to retirement at 60, the reform promised by Emmanuel Macron for “summer 2023” raising the retirement age to 65 becomes more uncertain than ever. On the other hand, its decision to revalue basic pensions by 4% this summer to take account of soaring inflation and preserve the purchasing power of retirees remains a priority.
For their part, the social partners, managers of the Agirc-Arrco supplementary pension scheme, risk being less generous than the Head of State. While the Agirc-Arrco board of directors will meet on Thursday, it has already been decided that the revaluation of supplementary pensions will not take place before the scheduled date, i.e. 1er November, like every year. In addition, unions and employers should be less assertive on the level of revaluation. According to the Agirc-Arrco agreements, pensions…
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