How will France Travail soon be able to track the hidden income of job seekers?

Parliament approved a bill to combat social and tax fraud on Monday, May 11. This law will specifically allow France Travail to access data from platforms like Airbnb and Vinted to verify the additional income of job seekers suspected of fraud.

Do you occasionally organize your closet to supplement your unemployment benefits? Because that could soon cost you dearly… Following a Senate vote on Monday, May 11, Parliament approved the law to combat social and tax fraud. Among the numerous measures in this text, which focuses on social benefit fraud rather than tax fraud—which is far less costly for public finances—there is a potentially explosive point: granting the French National Employment Agency (France Travail) direct access to certain data held by platforms such as Airbnb, Uber, Vinted, and BlaBlaCar.

How will France Travail soon be able to track the hidden income of job seekers?

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