Question 18054 — pensions: general

Summary

Mr. Pierrick Courbon draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of employees forced to work part-time, due to their disability or state of health, and to the repercussions for their retirement rights. Indeed, the reduction in their activity, sometimes in the context of therapeutic part-time, or more broadly the impossibility for them to work full time, leads significantly to logic of lower income which has repercussions on their future retirement rights. The activity bonus, which can be paid to them to compensate for their low income, is not taken into account in the calculation of retirement rights. However, this consideration, on a targeted public and determined by objective criteria attesting to the reasons for part-time work, could be particularly relevant to fight against precariousness of retirees, particularly for people with disabilities. As the budget discussions for 2027 approach, he asks if the Government plans to change this system so that people working part-time are not penalized in the constitution of their retirement rights.

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