EXCLUSIVE – RSA: how the government wants to carry out its reform

“Do not lose the tenacious desire for integration. » In early July, in his policy speech Elisabeth Borne called on one of her illustrious predecessors – Michel Rocard, father of the minimum integration income (RMI) – to justify the upcoming reform of the active solidarity income (RSA), one of the keys identified to achieve full employment by 2027. “Paying an allowance is not enough […] What we want is for everyone to get out of it and regain their dignity through work,” said the Prime Minister.

To achieve this, Elisabeth Borne plans to first go through an experiment in the fall in several departments, then to generalize the system in early 2024, according to our information.