Employers’ organizations are expressing concern about the potential financial instability that could arise if the National Rally (RN) wins the upcoming legislative elections. They fear that economic policies introduced since 2017, which have benefited businesses and employment, could be unraveled. The Minister of the Economy, Bruno Le Maire, has spoken out against the RN’s economic program, warning of its potential consequences on businesses and households.
The Medef and CPME have also expressed concerns about proposals that could strain public finances and lead to tax increases for households and businesses. Although they did not explicitly name the RN in their statements, they highlighted the potential risks of implementing certain economic programs. The Medef emphasized the need for supply-side policies and decarbonizing the economy while reforming social protection systems. Similarly, the CPME underscored the importance of maintaining stable economic policies that benefit both households and businesses.
However, some employers are hesitant to openly criticize the RN due to concerns about alienating potential voters. Nonetheless, there is a sense of unease among employers regarding uncertainties surrounding economic policies and their implications for businesses and the economy as legislative elections approach.
In conclusion, employers’ organizations are concerned about the potential financial instability that could arise if the National Rally (RN) wins the upcoming legislative elections. While some refrain from openly criticizing them to avoid alienating potential voters, concerns remain about their lack of clarity on their economic program’s impact on current economic policies that have shown positive results.
