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Medef Holds Firm on Age 64 as Pension Conclave Enters Final Week

Participants have until June 17 to secure measures to avoid a €6.6 billion deficit by 2030

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Le Medef, dirigé par Patrick Martin, se dit en revanche prêt à avancer sur les sujets de l’usure professionnelle et de la maternité.
L’âge légal de départ à 64 ans en 2030 oppose toujours syndicats et patronat.
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Overview

  • Only five organisations remain in the pension conclave — Medef, CPME, CFDT, CFTC and CFE-CGC — with three sessions left before the June 17 deadline.
  • Medef reaffirms its red line on holding the legal retirement age at 64 while proposing automatic indexing to demographic and labour market criteria.
  • The employers’ body signals readiness to expand professional wear and tear provisions by amending the prevention account and lowering disability retirement age to 61.
  • Medef proposes maternity-related pension credits by calculating women’s average salary over fewer years to boost benefits without increasing costs.
  • A COR draft report maps out increases to 64.3 years by 2030, 65.9 by 2045 and 66.5 by 2070, prompting strong resistance from unions.