However, it remains to be clarified whether the 100% announced by the Prime Minister corresponds to the net salary or to another basis of calculation, as well as the exact terms of support by the State.
In the wake of recent violence which damaged at least 3,000 businesses in France, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and his government announced a series of emergency measures.
This plan notably includes the immediate triggering of 100% funded partial unemployment, the deferral of social and tax charges as well as dedicated financial support in order to ensure a rapid resumption of activity.
This partial unemployment measure is particularly favorable to the employees concerned, since the classic partial activity system provides compensation of 60% of gross salary, or approximately 72% of net salary.