Question 12437 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Pascal Jenft alerts the Minister of Labor and Solidarity about the consequences that would result from the application of article 81 of the finance bill (PLF) for the year 2026. Article 81 of the PLF 2026 provides for restricting the use of the personal training account (CPF) to job seekers only, while current law grants it to working people. This reduction in the scope of attribution would prevent assets to anticipate their change in professional life, or even the continuation of it. Furthermore, the CPF makes it possible to finance the driving license at a controlled cost even though it is an essential tool for the mobility and employability of workers. However, if the CPF is restricted to job seekers only, it is a significant financial transfer which will have an impact on households, while risking affecting the attractiveness and economic balance of the driving school sector. This is why he asks him if he will seriously take into consideration the harmful economic and social consequences that restricting the allocation of the CPF would have for economic life as well as for the sustainability of employment, and what measures will be taken to limit these effects.

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