“I had an appointment at Pôle emploi and found out that I had a mandatory seven days of waiting, that is, seven days without payment. Otherwise, I will be compensated at 57% of my gross salary… but I don’t know when that amount will start to drop. This is a dangerous situation that is intolerable. “Under the cover of anonymity, this chief of staff confesses to us his bitterness during this period of reshuffle, which is dragging into a second wave of appointments.
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They, like him, represent 300 employees of devolved ministers and secretaries of state, waiting. Not knowing whether their boss and themselves will be reassigned. “I have not been paid my salary since January 10. This is a delicate situation because I don’t dare look for a job somewhere else just in case,” continues another.
Source: Le Parisien
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