Stakes. “Make workers’ (employees and jobseekers) paths safer,” “turn training into a competitiveness investment in businesses,” “improve the readability of approaches and governance as a whole”: two major stakes are outlined behind these government objectives presiding over the reform: making it access for jobseekers and unskilled workers to access training, and simplify a system whose complexity can only be matched by its obscurity.
New right. About the first objective, figures speak alone: according to the latest survey by the Ministry of Labor, 66 percent of people who did two years in college after high school attended at least 1 vocational training program this year, as opposed to 25 percent for people without a degree, and 68percent of executives for 37 percent of blue-collar workers.