The Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire wants to recover the 2.5 billion euros of cash surplus from state operators. At a time when “Pôle emploi is in the process of supporting France Travail (…) this makes us angry”, laments Catherine Laumont.
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The savings requested by the Minister of Economy and Finance Bruno Le Maire from state operators such as Pôle emploi or the CNRS are “more than worrying“, estimated Tuesday, July 25 on franceinfo the national secretary of the CFDT at Pôle emploi, Catherine Laumont. The minister indicated Tuesday morning on franceinfo want to save “from 2024“Half of the 2.5 billion euros of cash surplus identified among state operators.
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“It is a stupor given the fact that Pôle emploi is in the process of supporting France Travail“, declared Catherine Laumont. The “Full employment” bill, which will be examined in the fall in the Assembly, must give birth to the France Travail network, including Pôle emploi as the main operator, to better coordinate the actors of the public employment service.
“We are emotional. To make a ‘Full-employment’ law without means, it’s weird“, denounced the trade unionist. “Hearing that we are going to screw up again, it makes us angry. It will be complicated to set up our support mission.“