Sickness Stops: the Boss of the Medef Patrick Martin Suggests the End of the Reimbursement for Short Periods
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The government wants to open discussions with the social partners on the treatment of sickness stops in order to save two billion euros in the 2027 budget. Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre...
The debate on the control of expenditure related to sickness stops is taking place again in the landscape. Guest on France 2 this Tuesday 22 September, the president of the Medef, Patrick... The article "We have to save money": the boss of the Medef wants to remove the reimbursement of small sickness stops appeared first on current values.
The President of the Medef, Patrick Martin, proposes that the first three days of a sick stoppage, known as days of failure, can no longer be compensated, either by sickness insurance or by the employer, a measure which he justifies by the desire to limit short-term stoppages.
The reduction of the social security deficit is one of the main guidelines of the 2027 budget. The President of the Medef said he supported the idea of a non-reimbursement of short-term health-care stops. A lead which had been mentioned by the Court of Auditors, and which is expected to be politically explosive. - Budget 2027: the Medef proposes a non-reimbursement of short-term health-care stops (Economy).
While Jean-Pierre Farandou, the Minister of Labour, is preparing to launch discussions with the social partners on the issue of sick leave, Patrick Martin believes that non-reimbursement of short-term leave would have a "behavioral effect".
On France 2, Patrick Martin proposed a non-reimbursement of short-term sick leave, ensuring that this measure would have a "behavioral effect" on those who would abuse it.
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