It's rare enough to be underlined, especially since it's the second time in a few weeks.
After a first statement on July 13 to demand a better sharing of wealth in order to preserve purchasing power, the eight trade union centers (CFDT, CGT, FO, CFTC, CFE-CGC, FSU, Solidaires and Unsa) and five organizations of students and high school students (Unef, Fidl, MNL, VL and Fage) published a second text on Friday to denounce the government's unemployment insurance reform project.
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Olivier Dussopt, the Minister of Labour, presented a bill on Wednesday which aims to respond to the recruitment difficulties of companies by varying the conditions of compensation for the unemployed according to the economic situation.
Concretely, the rights to compensation for job seekers will fall when the job market is doing well and vice versa.
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The government is preparing to relaunch the explosive construction site of unemployment insurance
Measures deemed
“unfair”
and
“ineffective”
by the unions.
“
This risks accentuating precariousness, especially among young people, while only the unemployment rate for the latter increased by 1.3 points this quarter
”, write the centrals.
A new meeting on October 3
For them, "
if employers are struggling to recruit today, it is primarily because they cannot find the qualifications and skills they are looking for
", and because "
working or employment conditions offered (…) pose problems: salaries that are too low, atypical or unpredictable working hours, poor working conditions, very short contracts, difficulties linked to the mode of transport…
”.
The 13 organizations have already planned to meet again on October 3 at the headquarters of Unsa.
And the roadmap that Olivier Dussopt and Carole Grandjean, the Minister for Vocational Training, must present to them on Monday could provide them with the material necessary for a new press release.
Especially if pension reform is on the program.
