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In the fight against unemployment, the government is about to turn the page on Pôle emploi. The executive presents its bill on Wednesday “for full employment”, which must give birth to France Travail – at the latest by January 1, 2025 – and set up more personalized and directive support for RSA recipients. which have hardly benefited from the drop in unemployment. The Elysée and Matignon are betting on this transformation to reach an unemployment rate of around 5% in 2027 (against 7.1% currently) by targeting people who are far from employment.
François Braun will be on familiar ground this Wednesday, but not necessarily conquered. The Minister of Health will indeed go before his former colleagues in emergency medicine, who are waiting for “clear commitments” before a high-risk summer for this sector still in crisis.
The Minister will speak at the beginning of the afternoon before the Emergencies 2023 congress, an annual event organized by the French Society of Emergency Medicine with the union of emergency physicians Samu-Urgences de France, of which François Braun was the president before his entered the government almost a year ago. Emergency rooms are faced with chronic overcrowding, which often puts doctors in very difficult situations. Faced with the crisis, Emmanuel Macron also committed in April to “unclog all emergency services” by the end of 2024.
The executive wants to allocate more money to regional transport. Over five years, the State wants to devote 8.6 billion euros to it. If this objective is achieved, it will constitute an increase “of 50%” compared to the previous plan contracts signed with the regional executives, announced Tuesday the Minister Delegate for Transport, Clément Beaune. “We are starting the discussion with the regions for the concrete implementation of the 100 billion euro plan (for rail) by 2040” promised by Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, declared Clément Beaune to press headlines. regional daily, including West France, The voice of the North and the newspapers of the EBRA group.
The Minister must formally obtain the green light from the Council of Ministers, this Wednesday, to launch negotiations on these bases with the local authorities – mainly the regions, but also the agglomerations for the future metropolitan RERs – in order to conclude the contracts for the period 2023-2027.