Question 14206 — pensions: general

Summary

Ms. Cécile Untermaier draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the situation of people who, benefiting from only a very modest pension, are forced to return to professional activity. Even though they have had their retirement pension liquidated, some citizens cannot meet their needs and find themselves obliged to continue to work. In this context, they must obviously pay contributions salary but these new contributions are not likely to allow an increase in the amount of their pension by virtue of the principle of intangibility of liquidated pensions. If this principle guarantees pensioners the preservation of their rights over time and maintains an egalitarian retirement system, it also has pernicious effects in the aforementioned situation, which is why it would be useful to think about its adaptation, so that it does not take full effect below an established vital minimum. Such relaxation could then allow retirees in real need, who do not have enough to live decently, to continue to work in return for an improvement in their pension. Also, she asks him to please indicate whether the Government intends to examine this question and adopt a principle of this nature.

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