Bercy specifies Monday that 10% of the price of training will now be covered by those who benefit from it, with the exception of job seekers who will not have to pay this remainder. The measure will be effective this year.
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The Minister Delegate in charge of Public Accounts, Thomas Cazenave, announced, Monday February 19, the establishment from 2024 of a flat-rate contribution for employees to the personal training account (CPF), as part of the 10 billion additional savings planned this year and announced Sunday evening by Bruno Le Maire.
Employees will have to pay 10% of the price of training which will now be covered by those who benefit from it, specifies Bercy, with the exception of job seekers who will not have to pay this remainder. A decree will be made “very soon” on the subject, adds the ministry. “This flat-rate contribution will be implemented this year, which will allow us to generate 200 million euros in savings out of a total of 2 billion”declared Thomas Cazenave to the press, referring to a measure “just” And “necessary” in a difficult context for public finances.
The entourage of the Minister of Labor, for its part, assures franceinfo that “the modalities have not yet been completely arbitrated at this stage”even if “Bercy has a target of 10%”. During a meeting scheduled for this week, Minister Catherine Vautrin “s“We will, whatever the government’s final position, discuss it with the social partners.” Which implies that the modalities by Minister Thomas Cazenave have not yet been completely arbitrated.
