Question 25557 — pensions: civil and military civil servants

Summary

Ms. Delphine Bagarry draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the evolution of the careers of first and second level teachers and more particularly to their end of career. In fact, the retirement age has increased from 55 to over 60. Many of them leave early, thus leaving their position before the legal age, who suffer a reduction in the calculation of their pension. The need to further increase annual contribution payments in order to be able to obtain a full pension results in increasingly large cohorts of increasingly older teachers. Teachers who are over fifty today are legitimately concerned about their ability to continue teaching beyond the age of 60 given the particular difficulties encountered in this terminal phase. of their professional career. In this profession of welcoming young audiences, even very young audiences, and relationships with new generations of families, the increase in the retirement age causes real anxiety among teachers. Teaching professions are not among those considered the most difficult according to the criteria set by the 2011 law and which may give rise to specific measures end-of-career planning. However, the teaching profession thus takes on forms of arduousness that are relatively invisible but highly detrimental to continued employment. After thirty years of career, the ability of teachers to adapt to changes in the profession is reduced, it gradually comes up against changes in professional values, society's view of the education system, the lack of recognition of the work carried out while motivations (pleasure of teaching, of transmitting knowledge and values ​​to students, of exchanging with parents, colleagues) regularly diminish. On the students' side, we may also be concerned that they will be able to benefit from the best possible quality education. Will the educational challenges of tomorrow be able to cope with some of the less efficient executives? what today? She asks him what he plans to do to keep teachers at the end of their careers employed and in good health and thus anticipate an increase in early exits.

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