Unemployment Insurance: Parliament Approves Reduction of the Duration of Compensation for Conventional Breakdowns
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The reform of conventional breakdowns profoundly changes unemployment insurance. Adopted after a turbulent parliamentary journey, it reduces the duration of compensation and promises up to 800 million euros...
Parliament has adopted a new law to reduce the duration of unemployment benefit in the event of a conventional break-up.
The rules surrounding the break-up of the treaty were tightened, following the vote of the parliamentarians, on Tuesday, 2 June. The National Assembly adopted, by 353 votes to 114, a reform reducing the duration of unemployment compensation in the event of a conventional break-up.
The text transposing an agreement concluded between the social partners had been rejected in mid-April because of the lack of mobilization of government troops in the Assembly. It provides, in particular, for the reduction of the maximum period of compensation for beneficiaries under 55 from 18 to 15 months. According to its rapporteur, LR, it is intended to allow 800 million euros of annual savings from 2029 onwards. - Conventional violations: …
Parliament has decided: the duration of unemployment benefit will be reduced by several months in the event of a conventional breakdown and will increase from 18 to 15 months for those under 55.
The fall in the unemployment benefit period from 18 to 15 months after a conventional break was validated by Parliament on Tuesday.
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