Question 14753 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Sébastien Saint-Pasteur draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of former beneficiaries of collective utility work (TUC), implemented between 1984 and 1990. The law of April 14, 2023 on corrective financing of social security for 2023 allowed periods completed under the TUC to be taken into account in the calculation of retirement rights. However, the regulatory texts taken in August 2023 have retained a classification in “assimilated quarters” and not in “quarters deemed to have been contributed”. This distinction has important concrete consequences: it excludes many former TUC beneficiaries from the early departure scheme for long careers, due to failure to reach the required number of quarters of contributions. This situation appears all the more paradoxical as the TUC mainly concerned young, older workers. from 16 to 21 years old, engaged in their first professional activity serving the general interest. These people therefore started working very early, without these periods being fully recognized today within the framework of the system supposed to take early careers into account. Furthermore, the Government has already changed the long career system in order to correct certain situations deemed unfair, in particular by taking into account, as quarters deemed to be contributory, certain periods linked to family situation. Under these conditions, he asks whether the Government plans to modify the regulatory provisions in force so that periods completed within the framework of the TUC can be deemed to be contributory for the application of the early departure system for long careers.

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