Zéro charges pour les TPE (Zero charges for very small businesses): System terminated!
At the social summit on Monday May 10, the French head of state said that the "zéro charge" scheme for very small businesses (TPEs) had fulfilled its mission, but that it was "destined à to come to an end on June 30".
Nicolas Sarkozy announcedé on Monday that the exemptionération des charges sociales pour les embauches dans les entreprises de moins de dix salariésés would not be renewed. "This aid is destined à to come to an end on June 30", he précisé à about the "zéro charge" scheme that exists for one year for hires in TPEs (très petites entreprises).
According to the Elysée, the number of requests for hires under this measure introduced fromébut 2009 reached the million mark by April, for a total cost approaching 800 million euros for the State budget. "I believe it served its purpose well at the height of the crisis, and that with the onset of recovery since the fourth quarter of 2009, it is less necessary," Nicolas Sarkozy saidéclaré
.On the other hand, he was in favor of extending until à the end of the yearéaid for work-study training for young people. With regard to the employment of seniors, he asked Labor Minister Eric Woerth to consult with his colleagues from the Economy, Christine Lagarde, and Employment, Laurent Wauquiez, to submit proposals to him.
In addition, Nicolas Sarkozy, the French Minister for Employment and Social Affairs, was in favor of the extension to the end of the year of aid for the training of young people in work-linked training.
In addition, Nicolas Sarkozy confirmedé that high incomes and capital income would be put à contribution for the financing of pensions, as part of a réforme he hopes to finalize this autumn. This réforme will "reinforce the équité of the systemème by an additional financial effortéfrom high incomes and capital income", the head of state told the social partners, according to the text of his speech releasedé by the Elysée.
Prés speech.
The president said he had asked à Eric Woerth to publish a guideline document by the end of next week, setting out the principles assigned és à the réform. This document will be the subject of a new éstep of "in-depth consultation", he addedé.
Sources - la tribune
