Question 4054 — pensions: general

Summary

Ms. Fannette Charvier questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the validation of retirement quarters for people who have carried out work of collective utility (TUC). Created by Decree No. 84-819 of October 16, 1984 and interrupted in 1989, the TUCs were based on part-time contracts of six or twelve months (then subsequently extended to twenty-four months) with local authorities, associations and establishments public for remuneration close to a third of the minimum wage. Particularities of the system: it could not be combined with salaried activity and did not give right to any unemployment compensation, nor any validation for retirement since the young people who benefited from it were considered as trainees in professional training. With hindsight, it turns out that this professional training status was rather abusive due to the few hours learning and the virtual absence of supervision. The main purpose of the TUC was to try to quickly and cheaply stem the rise in unemployment at the time. Today, these young people are old enough to qualify for their retirement and are worried about their lack of quarters validated within the framework of these TUCs and experience a form of injustice even though they had a real job instead of professional training. She would therefore like to know if any action is being considered for people in this situation.

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