US EditionIn a Letter Addressed to the Prime Minister, the Employer Estimates that some "Indemnification-Related" Parameters of Unemployment Insurance Need to Be Reviewed to Save Eur 1 Billion
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While the Ministry of Labour aims at EUR 400 million in savings on conventional breakdowns per year, the employers, who are crippled by the debates on the budget, ask the government for a plan of EUR 1 billion.
The employers' organisations have written to the Prime Minister to review his copy of the savings on unemployment insurance. While the government is targeting 400 million, the Medef, the SMEC and the U2P are asking for a reduction in the expenditure on the allowance of 1 billion euros. They are asking for savings on the conventional breaks.
For its part, the Ministry of Labour hopes to raise €400 million.
The Medef, the CPME and the U2P believe that more savings should be made on conventional breakdowns.
In particular, employers' organisations target "abuses" related to conventional breakdowns and wish to review the parameters of compensation.
Unemployment Insurance: Employers Want to Save a Billion Euros a Year (Letter to the Prime Minister)
On Tuesday, employers' organisations write to the Prime Minister with the "objective" of achieving a reduction in the annual cost of unemployment insurance by one billion euros, at a time when the Minister of Labour is asking employers to pay more than half of the...
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