When we no longer know what to put on the menu, we look for old recipes. The amendments to the Social Security financing bill (PLFSS) on the suspension of pension reform, but also those on the deindexation of pensions to inflation were rejected at first reading by the Senate.
The executive is therefore looking for ways of compromise on the occasion of the return of the text this Tuesday, December 2 in the afternoon in second reading to the National Assembly. Among them, the idea of “half-indexing” of retirement pensions on inflation resurfaces. This would involve freezing indexation over the first six months of the year, which would therefore result in a (moderate) loss in the level of pensions. Before, however, reindexing over the other six months.