By 2026, public employers will pay 50% of the mutual fund for all employees, but without benefiting from additional credits.
It has been in effect since February 18. The ordinance provided for by the Civil Service Transformation Act of 2019 was published in Official newspaper, and the 5.6 million civil servants will now benefit from financial assistance from their employer to ultimately finance half of their complementary health care. For Amélie de Monchalin, the Minister of the Public Service, it was a question of correcting a major injustice suffered by civil servants, who, unlike employees in the private sector, did not have this support.
The announcement was also rather well received by the unions of the public service. Even Jean-Marc Canon, at the CGT, had recognized that this was going in the right direction. Many officials had in fact given up on their mutual insurance fund, which had become too expensive. As for those who had kept the historical supplement, they appreciated the prospect of no longer paying for it in full.
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