Emmanuel Macron unveils his pension reforms | The Economist

He wants the French to work longer. Good luck with that

Europe | Retirement gamble Emmanuel Macron unveils his pension reforms He wants the French to work longer. Good luck with that Share Image: AP Jan 10th 2023 | PARIS | 5 min read T he French government has decided to go ahead with a controversial pension reform that looks set to divide the country and spark social unrest. On January 10th Elisabeth Borne, the prime minister, unveiled the details of changes to the country’s mandatory pension rules. The fate of these measures will test Emmanuel Macron ’s ability to continue to reform France during his second presidential term . This article appear

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