Question 14929 — pensions: civil and military civil servants

Summary

Ms. Laure Miller draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the perceived injustices in the calculation of retirement pensions for territorial civil servants. Currently, the pension of territorial agents is calculated solely on the basis of index treatment, excluding bonuses, although the latter can represent a significant part of their remuneration. This situation creates a gap significant difference between the level of remuneration received during the career and the amount of the pension awarded and arouses among many agents a feeling of injustice. In the private sector, retirement contributions cover all remuneration, including bonuses, which contributes to a pension more proportionate to earned income. Several representatives of territorial agents believe that an alignment of the calculation of pensions for public sector over that of the private sector would make it possible to guarantee territorial civil servants a decent pension, better in line with their real remuneration. It therefore wishes to know its position on a change in the retirement system for territorial civil servants aimed at integrating all of their remuneration, index treatment and bonuses, into the contribution base and thus reducing existing disparities.

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