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PLFSS 2027 : le Sénat adopte un amendement sur les 35 heures
Le Sénat a adopté vendredi un amendement prévoyant d'augmenter de deux heures la durée hebdomadaire du travail, sans portée normative, relançant le débat sur les 35 heures.
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Politics event (severity: low) nationwide, first detected on 14 November 2026 at 11:50. Reported by 1 source (1 article), last updated on 14 November 2026 at 11:50. Part of the story “PLFSS 2027: Senate adopts weakened revenue section and amends several taxes”.
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- 14 Nov, 11h50
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- 14 Nov, 11h50
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Cures thermales : un amendement contre le déremboursement adopté à l'unanimité
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This event does not yet have its own comparison: here is the story's PLFSS 2027: Senate adopts weakened revenue section and amends several taxes.
The three sides cover the same examination of the PLFSS 2027 in the Senate, but the left stresses the political and social stakes of the budget (49.3, threatened jobs, public aid), the centre details the Senate votes on taxes and the C2S seniors as well as the government’s compromise strategy, while the right highlights the savings, tax cuts and the effects on pensions and businesses.
Left
Highlights the social consequences and the political power balance: threat to jobs in thermal cures, savings on the APA, tax giveaways to employers, likely resort to 49.3 and a timetable imposed by the executive.
Centre
Details the Senate votes: rejection of several taxes (mutual insurers, medical devices, pharmacies), creation of a C2S seniors scheme, postponement of the increase in employer contributions, and underscores Lecornu’s search for compromise, notably through agriculture.
Right
Emphasises the additional savings sought by the Senate majority, the freeze or under‑indexation of pensions, drug taxation and the impact of taxes (sugar tax) on products, as well as Lecornu’s weakened position.
Common points
- =The Senate adopted the C2S seniors scheme against the government's advice
- =The Senate rejected several PLFSS taxes, including the mutual insurer contribution and the one on medical devices
- =The Senate opposed the reduction in reimbursement for thermal cures
- =Budget discussions continue with a possible resort to 49.3
Divergences
- ≠The left highlights the 700 jobs threatened by the de‑reimbursement of thermal cures, an angle absent from the centre and the right
- ≠The centre and the right quantify the shortfall for the State (over one billion euros) and the worsened deficit, while the left focuses on social effects
- ≠The right mentions a “sugar tax” on biscuits and sweets, not mentioned by the left and the centre
- ≠The left criticises “tax giveaways” to employers, an angle not taken up by the centre and the right
Written by an AI from headlines and extracts only of all events in the story · 14 Nov, 10h45
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- 11h50Le MondeCentre-leftAnalysis14 NovBudget de la « Sécu » 2027 : le retour du débat sur les 35 heures au Sénat
Vendredi, le Palais du Luxembourg a adopté un amendement qui prévoit d’augmenter de deux heures la durée hebdomadaire du travail. La disposition n’a aucune portée normative, mais elle permet à la droite d’afficher un de ses totems, la nécessité de « travailler plus ».
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