Unemployment Insurance: the State Will Raise €2.1 Billion From UNédic's Surpluses in 2027
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In search of liquidity to close its accounts, the government will siphon the entire surplus provided by unemployment insurance in 2027. A decision that revives the tensions around the heavy debt...
The government has announced its intention to punctuate the total surplus foreseen by the unemployment insurance management agency for the year 2027, a decision which slows down the de-indebtedness of the
In three years, the state has already raised €12 billion from Unédic, which was counting on these new revenues to reduce its heavy debt, which is expected to reach €61.5 billion by the end of 2026.
Nevertheless, "Unédic will be in balance next year", promises the Minister of Labour in an interview with "L'Opinion".
"The scheme (unemployment insurance) foresees a surplus of €2.1 billion in 2027, so we will take this surplus, but Unédic will be in balance next year," the minister said.
The government will draw in 2027 the surplus that Unédic has planned to release, that is 2.1 billion euros, said the Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre Farandou in an interview published Monday in the newspaper L'Opinion. "...
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