Nicolas Théry, president of the National Confederation of Crédit Mutuel, said on Tuesday that he was opposed to the postponement of the legal retirement age from 62 to 64, as the government wishes in its bill.
As far as I am concerned, I am not in favor of raising the legal age, which operates a transfer between people who started working after 19 years and a term, towards people who started working later, he explained during an exchange with members of the Association of Economic and Financial Journalists (AJEF). People who started working shortly after their majority and who will not benefit from measures related to arduous work will in fact be the first to be penalized by the reform presented by the government.
The real discussion, it is in the duration of contribution and the inclusion of all, active and withdrawals, active favored and active not favored, or not active, continued Mr. Thry, one of the rare bosses to speak out, personally, against the reform project.
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Asked about his participation or not in Thursday’s demonstration, he kicked into touch, simply indicating that he liked outdoor activities.
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