The CFDT is pleased to see some of its demands taken up by François Bayrou

The unions display contrasting positions in the face of François Bayrou’s latest announcements on the pension file this Thursday. Moreover, “There are CFDT claims that have been made by the Prime Minister”notably “Measures in favor of women”notes number two. For example, negotiator of the first French union, Yvan Ricordeau. Similarly, He recalls. however, that “The arduousness and financial balance are not two measures among others, it is the heart of the problem since the start” discussions on pensions, even if François Bayrou considered that a “compromise” was “At hand” On these two files.

At a press conference. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister first praised “Advanced”especially on the will “To significantly and immediately cfdt pleased see some its improve women’s pensions (…) having had children”. He also announced that a compromise had been found between the social partners to reduce the starting age at a full rate from 67 years to 66. a half. On the pending points. François Bayrou judged “At hand” A compromise on the arduousness aspect, the main stumbling block between social partners. He said the negotiations were going to continue in the coming days in terms he has not specified.

A work “Remarkably useful” – Cfdt pleased see some its

Regarding the continuation. the CFDT-one of the three unions having discussed until the end of the conclave with the CFTC and the CFE-CGC-will make its decision at the national office on Friday morning, he said. The leader of the CFTC. Cyril Chabanier, reminded him that “For the moment, negotiations are over, there is no new meeting”. “If the employers make a phone call saying we are ready cfdt pleased see some its to make a last effort on arduousness. we will take down”he added on BFMTV. Earlier, he estimated that, “On the discount at 66.5 years and women, I would not say that it sucks. Overall, that is not enough “.

Three days after the separation without agreement of the conclave on pensions. implemented after his arrival in Matignon to avoid the censorship of the socialists, François Bayrou did not praised a job “Remarkably useful”saying “Impressed by progress” Between unions and employers, “A sign of hope for social democracy”.

The Syndicate of Independents. VSEs (SDI), was surprised by “See the government flee the moments when it could show that it really pilots this country”. The SDI estimates that the question so thorny of pensions “Deserves better than a calendar rejected in the fall. silence on arbitrations and empty communication.”