Question 13202 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Arthur Delaporte draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the recognition of collective utility work (TUC) and similar schemes for taking into account the long career scheme. While the regulatory texts were taken in August 2023 in order to specify the terms of application of the article giving entitlement to quarters for the aforementioned schemes, the TUC quarters being counted as assimilated and non-contributory employees do not qualify for early retirement for a long career, which requires having validated the minimum duration required for the full rate, i.e. 172 quarters. The MP has repeatedly alerted successive Governments to this injustice, contrary to the spirit of the law. Parliament has in fact demonstrated on several occasions its clear intention on this subject and that the quarters be deemed contributed and not assimilated. This is particularly the case as specified in the explanatory memorandum of the proposed law by the co-authors of the dedicated flash mission of Mr. MP and Mr. Paul Christophe, but also in the report on the proposed amending financing law for social security for 2023, in which the general rapporteur of the Social Affairs Committee specified that it was “necessary for these periods to be well known "to provide entitlement to the early departure scheme for long careers" (excerpt available on page 222 of the report). Consequently, the MP once again draws the Minister's attention to the urgency of correcting the scheme so that these quarters are deemed to be contributory like other schemes (periods of compensated unemployment, illness etc.), and asks him for his intentions on this subject.

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