Budget: Farandou Favours an Effort by Pensioners and Negotiations on Pensions
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The Minister of Labour considers it necessary to open the debate on the revalorisation of pensions while excluding a reduction in the amount of pensions The Minister of Labour, Jean-Pierre Farandou, has
6 billion euros requested from pensioners, 2 to 3 billion euros promised on state agencies. Why the deficit will not fall below 5% in 2027, and what the puncture changes.
Jean-Marc's retirement could be affected by the 2027 budget arbitrations. A limited loss, but one that raises a real question of fairness at home.
Pensioners should not be spared from budgetary efforts in 2027. The government is looking at several avenues, including a lesser revalorisation of high pensions and a challenge to the 10% tax reduction. Nothing is yet definitively voted, but the debate is accelerating. This article "Everyone needs to make efforts": could the well-off pensioners see their pension fall? appeared first on Full Life.
"It is not illogical to call on the efforts of pensioners," said Jean-Pierre Farandou, Minister of Labour and Solidarity, on CNEWS this Sunday.
After Bercy's two ministers, Jean-Pierre Farandou confirmed that pensioners should be included in the 2027 budget. However, the Minister of Labour opened a new construction site: that of an annual negotiation on the revalorisation of pensions, until then determined by inflation.
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