The contours of France Travail, which is to replace Pôle emploi, presented in a report

This transformation will involve "significant investments in human and financial resources" and will require "mobilizing around 2,3 to 2,7 billion euros in cumulative funding over the period 2024-2026", estimates the report from the top employment commissioner Thibaut Guilluy.

The latter had been commissioned in September to prefigure the outlines of this future public employment service, Emmanuel Macron's campaign promise in 2022. It must allow Pôle emploi and all the actors mobilized (local missions which will become " France Travail jeunes", Cap emploi called to become "France Travail handicap" but also local authorities, CAF, Urssaf...) to work better in a network.

The starting point is that of a system that has been operating "for too long in silos generating + holes in the racket +, + duplicates + and + breaks in the course + at all levels", indicates the report.

The government is betting on this transformation to achieve full employment, i.e. an unemployment rate of around 5% that the executive hopes to reach by 2027 (against 7,2% in the 4th quarter of 2022).

The implementation of France Travail will be done gradually "with a view to generalization in 2027".

It is in this context that renewed support for RSA recipients is being tested with the sensitive issue of 15 to 20 hours per week of activity in "a logic of rights and duties".

The creation of France Travail will require a legislative process. Emmanuel Macron spoke on Tuesday during a meeting with employers of a bill built "by consultation on France Travail and the vocational high schools on which we must move forward by the summer".