The government will make announcements on new unemployment insurance rules “at the end of the week”, before a major labor reform expected in the fall, and will present its bill on juvenile justice “in the summer” , Matignon said on Sunday, confirming information from the JDD. A press conference by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal and Minister of Labor Catherine Vautrin will be organized “at the end of the week”, Matignon said while the government wants to tighten certain unemployment insurance rules to encourage the resumption of employment. ‘activity.
The Ministry of Labor had already announced that it will itself set the new compensation rules by “a deficiency decree” with effect from July 1, in the absence of an agreement reached between the social partners on life at work. work and employment of seniors.
The executive mentions certain avenues, in particular on the conditions of affiliation with France Travail: to benefit from unemployment, you will have to have worked nine months over the last two years, and no longer six. A new labor law, with measures to make life easier for businesses, particularly SMEs, is also still expected in the fall, Matignon confirmed.
A timetable around a bill on juvenile justice presented “from the summer”
Gabriel Attal has also refined in recent days the timetable for a bill on juvenile justice, which will be presented “from the summer” while incidents of violence involving young people have punctuated the news in recent weeks. The text will include measures such as “the immediate appearance procedure for minors”, “accountability measures for defaulting fathers” and “the establishment of a scale of sanctions-reparations inflicted on parents in the event of material damage caused by their child”, according to Matignon.
The Prime Minister, who has begun consultations on the subject in recent days, will receive this week Eric Dupond-Moretti (Justice), Gérald Darmanin (Interior) and Nicole Belloubet (Education). Gabriel Attal ruled out the idea of suspending or eliminating family allowances to the homes of young delinquents, Matignon said.
Alongside the bill, the government will present new measures to “force parents to react from the first alert concerning their children’s behavior at school”, it was added.