Question 15339 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Olivier Gaillard draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the difficulties encountered by people who have been unemployed in having these periods recognized in the calculation of their retirement. Today in France, periods of compensated unemployment can be taken into account in the calculation of pensions (within the limit of 4 quarters per year). However, individuals encounter difficulties in providing the appropriate supporting documents and ultimately have these periods of unemployment recognized. Indeed, in order to grant this type of request, supplementary pension schemes require that an annual certificate from Pôle emploi (or formerly Assedic) be provided; proof of payment provided by these agencies is not accepted, nor are sworn certificates. However, at present, the archives are not kept by Pôle employment only for a period of 10 years, which results in it being impossible for people who have been unemployed before these periods to have them taken into account in the calculation of their supplementary pension (while the main pension fund generally takes these periods into account in the statements). Also, he wishes to challenge the Government on this situation and questions it on the actions it intends to implement to address it. remedy.

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