281 résultats pour “sécurité sociale”

The 2019 law on the transformation of the civil service sought to modernise and simplify social dialogue in the three branches of the civil service: modernise by making it possible to conclude collective agreements, simplify by reducing the number of social bodies in order to lighten the procedures ...

The Cour des comptes hereby publishes its annual report on the implementation of the Social Security Finance Acts. The social security deficit and social security debt continued to decline in 2017. The national health insurance spending target (objectif national de dépenses d’assurance maladie, or O...

On 17 September 2014, The Cour des comptes hereby issues its annual report on the application of the Social Security Finance Acts. France has been late in committing itself to a course of action for re-establishing the balance of public accounts, for which the administrations as a whole need to work...

Social housing plays a vital role in France: the 4.8 million social housing units account for one-sixth of all housing units and about half of all rental stock. In 2014, €17.5 billion in public aid was allocated to it. In a context of citizens’ high expectations and the State’s sustained action over...

The consequences of the pandemic will have a lasting effect on the situation of government finances and in particular social finances. Close to break-even point in 2019, the basic social security schemes and the old-age solidarity fund (FSV) posted a deficit of an unprecedented magnitude (€39.7 bill...

The health crisis has led to an unprecedented widening in the social security deficit, resulting from a fall in revenue and an increase in expenditure in response to the emergency. The result has been a considerable increase in social debt. In order to safeguard the social security system over the l...

The Cour des comptes hereby publishes its annual report on the implementation of the Social Security Finance Acts. The social security deficit has decreased further, falling from - €10.3 billion in 2015 to - €7 billion in 2016. This was achieved through a structural effort and with no additional inc...

The Cour des comptes hereby publishes its annual report on the implementation of the Social Security Finance Acts. Despite the persistence and amount of Social Security’s abnormal deficits, the latter receded only slightly in 2014, as in 2013. A marked slowdown in the speed of the deficits’ reductio...

The Cour des comptes is publishing its annual report on the application of the Social Security Financing Acts. The reduction of the social security deficit continued in 2015. However, the deficit is still high and its persistence remains a singular anomaly with regard to most of our neighbours. The ...