If some still had doubts, Bruno Le Maire took care of dispelling them.
“I consider that the State should regain control of unemployment insurance definitively,”
the Minister of the Economy declared on Wednesday in an interview with Le
Monde.
The idea had been mentioned for many months, but never so explicitly.
And the minister drives home the point:
“The responsibility of the social partners is the employees.
The responsibility of the State is all those who are unemployed.”
Ignoring parity, the tenant of Bercy justifies this transfer of powers from the unions and employers to the executive by his desire to put back into employment those who are now working at France Travail.
A project which, according to him, necessarily involves a further tightening of compensation rules.
But behind this consensual objective of fighting for full employment, there are above all financial imperatives.
It's no longer a secret, the State is desperately looking...
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