Question 17151 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Didier Le Gac draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the supplementary pension for construction workers. Indeed, in this sector, the state of health can be a significant obstacle to the pursuit of activity and it has been shown that poor state of health significantly reduces the probability of remaining in employment. People aged 50 to 59 who are permanently exposed to physical hardship are less often in good health and also less often in employment after the age of 50, particularly when they have accumulated several hardship factors according to France Stratégie. Impaired health is thus associated with less retention in employment, as confirmed by the Health and Career Path (SIP) surveys carried out four years apart (2006-2010). According to these surveys, workers declaring themselves to be in poor health are on average older than all workers overall. : nearly 42% of them are at least 50 years old, compared to 27% for all workers. Emblematically, in the construction sector where early careers are numerous, health problems are a frequently mentioned reason for early termination of activity due to disability. This is why he would like to know how supplementary pension organizations in the building sector could be asked to integrate these socio-professional specificities in the allocation calculation grids that they establish for their affiliates.

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