"We Must Aim for 70 Years": a Report From the High Commission to the Plan Proposes to Reduce the Retirement Age
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The High Commission for Strategy and Planning, in a report published on Thursday, 20 September, announces that the reforms of successive pensions are not sufficient, and proposes, in particular, to extend the minimum contribution period, by working three to four additional years.
A report, presented this Thursday by the High Commission for the Strategy, proposes "to extend the duration of activity throughout the life". For its authors, the model of the Thirty Glorious, with "a working time which tended to be reduced", is "clearly at the end". They also advocate the creation of a right to conversion and part-time work. - "We must aim for 70 years": a report from the High Commission for the Plan proposes to reduce the reti…
The High Commission for Strategy and Plan proposes to extend the current minimum contribution period from 43 years (with exceptions) to 46 or 47 years.
In a shock report on the future of work, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights called for an extension of the contribution period from three to four years by 2050 to preserve the pension system.
In a report presented this Thursday, the organization proposes to increase working hours to cope with the effects of demographic ageing and to finance pensions.
In its report "Choose Your Work Tomorrow", presented in Figaro's extract on 10 September, the High Commission for the Strategy and the Plan envisages a three to four-year extension of the contribution period to 2050, which raises two major questions: its consequences depending on career paths and the ability of companies to retain ageing employees.
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