Question 13201 — pensions: general

Summary

Mrs Marine Hamelet questions the Minister of Labor and Solidarity on the taking into account of work of collective utility (TUC) in the calculation of retirement rights. Implemented between 1985 and 1990 to combat youth unemployment, these schemes affected more than 350,000 people. However, while these former beneficiaries are now approaching retirement age, many are discovering that these periods of activity are not not fully integrated into the calculation of their rights. Although a first government measure allowed partial recognition of these periods, this progress remains insufficient. In fact, validated quarters are only assimilated and are not recognized as contributed or deemed to be contributed. This situation excludes many former TUC beneficiaries from essential measures, such as long careers and maintains a inequality between people who have nevertheless carried out an activity in the service of the general interest. Furthermore, at the time, the contracts did not clearly specify the status of professional training trainee or the consequences of this status on retirement rights, which constitutes a detrimental lack of transparency. This situation can thus delay the retirement age by a year or more, contrary to other integration or access to employment schemes whose periods are taken into account. Therefore, this situation creates a clear break in equality. Consequently, she asks him if he intends to take measures to allow full recognition of these periods of activity, in particular by assimilating them to periods contributed or deemed to be contributed and by fully integrating them into the calculation of pension rights. retirement.

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