The labor organizations have responded Friday to the ads of President François Hollande for investment and a future “personal account” merging various rights of employees.
They met the press at the end of the conference, which was held at the Ministry of Labour to initiate the review of the 2013 reform of the labor market
– Jean-Claude Mailly (FO). “The president would be consulted if inspired, rather than launching ideas like that. (…) It’s not bad, social dialogue, when, before announcing things, it speaks with the social partners. “
He urged the president to” go a step further in its thinking. ” Thus, “. To help companies to invest, we will recycle the CICE and the pact of responsibility and we will do targeted support for necessary investments That would be smart.”
– Laurent Berger (CFDT): it is “absolutely necessary to boost investment in France, so anything that will promote the relaunch of the investment will promote.” The “Activity Personal Account” evoked by the president, who would follow employees throughout their working lives and merge various rights (mutual, training, time savings, points of hardship …) is “an idea that CFDT had pushed, “he has said. “Rather than developing a whole bunch of accounts, one after the other that are useful, do a single device will need to define its contours, content, funding..”
– Jean -François Pilliard (MEDEF): “Anything that goes in the revival of investment accompanies growth”, “investment recovery, that is what we are lacking today.”
– Philippe Martinez (SGC) , when asked about the merger term holders of Rights accounts for employees, said: “We must first see what works and what does not. For now, there is much concern on these three accounts. We hardly showed that a measure was good or bad we want to have to move on. “
– Carole Couvert (CFE-CGC): support investment “is going in the right direction”, “necessary” because “small and micro businesses are suffering today and need an additional oxygen blow “. But, she insists, before “going further”, “employers must comply with the commitments made, particularly in relation to liability pact and the 41 billion on the table.” Branch of the negotiations “are not up to the” expected counterparties.
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