US Edition'Scandale', 'Orientated', 'Biased': Unions Stretch the COR's Proposal to Reduce the Starting Age to 66.5 Years
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The interim version of the report of the Pension Guidance Board, which fled on 6 June, envisages extending the retirement age to 66 and a half years in 2070. A proposal deemed "indecent" by the representative of the CGT of Corsica-du-Sud.
According to the report of the Pension Guidance Board, the pension system will face funding needs in the coming decades. To combat this deficit, the COR suggests a gradual reduction in the age of departure, particularly to 66.5 years in 2070.
The last overwhelming report of the Pension Guidance Board does not go on the side of union representatives. The CGT states that Gilbert Cette, its president, is "on a mission commissioned by Emmanuel Macron".
In its latest report, the Pensions Advisory Council has revised upwards the expected long-term deficit of the pension system. It recommends raising the retirement age to 65.5 years by 2045, and even 66.5 years... by 2070.
In its latest report, the Pensions Advisory Council has revised upwards the expected long-term deficit of the pension system. It recommends raising the retirement age to 65.5 years by 2045, and even 66.5 years... by 2070.
At an event to raise pensions in Paris on 20 March 2025. BENOIT TESSIER/REUTERS The Conseil d'orientation des retraites (COR) has just added a little bit of spice to the already very spicy debate on our pension system. On Friday 6 June, this body, chaired by economist Gilbert Cette, distributed to all its members a quasi-final version of its annual report. The content of the document, which is still to be discussed on 12 June, before being appro…
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