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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 5, 2023, 4:48 am
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       But the French are sometimes right, and probably right to
       oppose Macron's pension reform. Reform Several economists have
       shown that the 62 - age retirement system is still viable . Some
       in France ask another question: why would a government set the
       retirement age at 64 when many French workers are forced to
       resign before the age of 60? In fact, France has one of the
       highest inactivity rates among the 55+ . The idea of
       ​​retirement as a true "old age" is deeply embedded
       in all social classes and generations, regardless of people's
       political leanings.
       The general opinion in France is that, for retirement Phone
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       be a true "senior age", workers must
       retire while still in good health to enjoy at least a decade of
       meaningful activity. Surveys have shown that retirement tends to
       improve health, decrease depression, and reduce healthcare
       consumption. However, the increase in the retirement age does
       not fully explain the anger of French workers.
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       The reform is considered deeply unfair: it will affect to a
       greater extent women and precarious workers who have started
       working at an early age, as well as lower-middle income workers
       . It is true that the changes were part of Macron's program for
       his re-election to a second term, but the proposal has not won a
       majority in the National Assembly, let alone among the general
       public. [N of E.: We must also remember that Macron won thanks
       to the "barrier vote" against the extreme right.
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