The Limited Times

Now you can see non-English news...

Unemployment benefit: The government proposes a revaluation on April 1

2023-03-15T18:07:03.572Z


This exceptional increase would be added to that of July 1, which takes place every year. The draft decree has been sent to the social partners.


A first social gesture after the conflicting sequence of the pension reform.

The government has sent the social partners a draft decree proposing to authorize

“exceptionally in 2023, a revaluation of unemployment insurance benefits on April 1”,

according to a document to which

Le Figaro

had access.

This increase, in the context of inflation that we know, would come in addition to the annual revaluation of July 1st.

To discover

  • LIVE - Pension reform: kick-off of the joint committee

Several tracks are proposed by the executive "

for opinion

".

The first consists of a revaluation of the daily reference wage (SJR), which is the main tool used to calculate the amount of benefits.

A second would revalue fixed amounts which are also used in the calculation.


It remains to be seen whether the representatives of the employees will be sensitive to this gesture from the government.

The reforming unions, starting with the CFDT, let it be known that they were not operating “

in sequence

”.

"

There is not a 'reset' button to move on

", was thus recently annoyed Laurent Berger.

A reluctance all the more understandable as this proposal comes a month and a half after the implementation of the latest unemployment insurance reform which reduces the maximum duration of compensation by 25%.

New Sequence

For the government, it is a question of turning the page on pension reform as the bill enters its home stretch.

This Wednesday, March 15, the fourteen parliamentarians gathered in a joint joint committee thus reached an agreement which must now be submitted to the two chambers.

A last sequence that the inter-union intends to use to the maximum.

The thirteen members have an appointment in the coming days to decide what to do next.

Read also Pensions: in Spain, a negotiation with the unions which is still bearing fruit

Whatever the outcome of the retirement "

sequence

", the secretary general of the CFDT has already announced that he will not boycott future discussions with the government.

But revaluation or not, the reunion will be, whatever happens, icy.

Source: lefigaro

All life articles on 2023-03-15

You may like

Trends 24h

Latest

© Communities 2019 - Privacy

The information on this site is from external sources that are not under our control.
The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.