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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Can someone familiar with French labour law comment?

So in Canada, the nominal "retirement age" is 67, but (usually) employers can no longer force retirement, so you can work well past that age, at least in principle.

How is it in France?
gpt
currently : 62 in theory, but in most case you have to do more (up to 67)

the change : the minimum would be 64. (up to 67. but someone who would have to work until 65 in the old system would also have to work up to 67)