PARIS (Reuters) - French moderate union CFDT’s leader Laurent Berger said on Thursday he still disagrees with the government on retirement age after unions met Prime Minister Edouard Philippe over the country’s pension reform.
Berger also said that balancing the pension budget cannot be achieved by forcing people to work longer.
Reporting by Michel Rose; Writing by Matthieu Protard; Editing by Chris Reese
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