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Les mobilités des salariés

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  • Mathilde Lemoine

    (HSBC France - HSBC)

  • Etienne Wasmer

    (ECON - Département d'économie (Sciences Po) - Sciences Po - Sciences Po - CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)

Abstract

Ce rapport montre que, sur les dernières décennies, la flexibilité de l'emploi en France a augmenté de façon importante, avec une accélération récente. Dans le même temps, la sécurisation des parcours des salariés n'a pas progressé car la formation professionnelle reste inadaptée aux changements de mobilité professionnelle que cette flexibilité accrue implique. En particulier, il y a un déficit de formations portables, diplômantes et certifiantes permettant des mobilités choisies. Le rapport propose donc diverses pistes pour remédier à cette situation : un bonus-malus sur les cotisations chômage et les obligations de reclassement en fonction de la qualité de la formation offerte aux salariés ; un système d'assurance couvrant les pertes salariales en cas de réorientation professionnelle ; la généralisation des contrats de transition professionnelle (CTP) aux travailleurs précaires et sur tout le territoire.

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  • Mathilde Lemoine & Etienne Wasmer, 2010. "Les mobilités des salariés," Working Papers hal-01064420, HAL.
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