2023-06-08 19:34:32
If the problem of skills seems to have been taken head-on by the government, that of mobility remains largely under the radar. Anna Bizon/gpointstudio – stock.adobe.com
The rise in the price of travel, added to that of real estate, is forcing a growing number of French people to refuse jobs.
Companies continue to hire against all odds, once again belying the forecasts of economists who anticipate a rise in unemployment. Over the first three months of the year, 92,400 additional salaried jobs were created, according to INSEE figures published on Thursday. An increase of 0.3%, which allows France to chain a ninth consecutive quarter of increase.
This very positive context, despite the impact of inflation or the war in Ukraine, should not, however, mask various brakes which are still penalizing the job market. If that of skills seems to have been taken head-on by the government, in particular with the full-employment bill presented Wednesday in the Council of Ministers and the reform of vocational high schools, that of the lack of mobility of employees, on the other hand, remains currently under the radar.
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Already in 2018, Muriel Pénicaud, then Minister of Labour, estimated that“one in four French people refused, during…
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