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Unemployment reform: “This government has RSA-ized France”, denounces Aurélie Trouvé, LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis
Aurélie Trouvé, LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis, and Patrick Vignal, Renaissance deputy for Hérault, express in 19/20 info, Sunday May 26, their point of view on the reform of unemployment insurance.
(franceinfo)
Aurélie Trouvé, LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis, and Patrick Vignal, Renaissance deputy for Hérault, express in 19/20 info, Sunday May 26, their point of view on the reform of unemployment insurance.
Patrick Vignal, Renaissance deputy for Hérault, wants the reform to make it possible to be “best on France Travail”to know “ensure that the demand of businesses and people seeking jobs can connect”. The MP insists on the importance of putting “additional resources for training”. “50% of professions will change: ecological transition, artificial intelligence… So I see it in that sense”he concludes.
According to Aurélie Trouvé, LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis, the reform risks “plunge the unemployed a little further into poverty, and make them even more incapable of looking for work, of training”. Denouncing a reform “counter-product[ve]” And “cruel”she also criticizes the government “to RSA-ize France”.
“There are now only four out of ten unemployed people who receive unemployment benefits, whereas it was seven out of ten unemployed people 15 years ago. (…) The others receive the RSA: 630 euros when you are alone”. As for the minimum wage, she recalls that it was not increased by the executive but only “been adjusted for inflation”. “You are affecting the most vulnerable while refusing to touch the wealth of the ultra-rich”accuses the LFI MP.
Patrick Vignal acknowledges having “requested efforts from the unemployed“, but also said he would like to ask the “0.01% of the very, very rich”.
