The CFDT rules out any return of the "conclave" on pensions and calls for the suspension of the 2023 reform

Return to discuss pensions with employers to help the new Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, seal an agreement – ​​particularly with the Socialists – to avoid falling on the 2026 budget? The hypothesis, raised by Le Monde this Thursday, September 11, is unambiguously dismissed by the CFDT . Contacted by Libération, the confederation responds that "there is no question of relaunching the pensions conclave," because "we do not build solid solutions on a record as fragile as a conclave that has failed." And concludes: "The only possible path for the CFDT is now to suspend the reform and postpone future choices to 2027." A position similar to that of the PS, which inserted