Energy crisis, growth at half mast… The worrying return of social plans

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Myriam El Khomri, director of advice at Diot-Siaci, Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux, president of Medef, Antoine Foucher, president of Quintet, and Franck Morel, associate lawyer at Flichy Grangé lawyers. Romain GAILLARD/REA, De Gaulle Fleurance, Quintet

DECRYPTION – For three months, failures have multiplied. Companies are looking for ways to protect themselves.

Weleda, Sodiaal (Candia), Camaïeu, San Marina, Compin, Scopelec, Ciretec… not a day goes by without a social plan – a job safeguard plan (PSE), according to its administrative name – being announced . France believed, wrongly, to have got rid of restructuring during the Covid so much the State, with its “whatever the cost”, came to the rescue of companies in difficulty. By multiplying the aid, by setting up a recovery plan, by taking charge of the remuneration of employees via the partial activity system, by freezing collective procedures…

As a result, the number of bankruptcies fell by half during the crisis and the PSEs, initiated by companies or validated by the administration, did not explode despite the sharp decline in activity recorded in 2020. But, as said The advert, “it was before”… the energy crisis and soaring inflation. Since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, bad news has been piling up on the economic front. At…

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