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Pôle emploi is targeted by the 2019 Finance Bill which provides for the abolition of 4,000 jobs over the next four years.
Some agencies seem to want to push the plug of fiscal discipline even further by saving money with candlelight.
Céline, a job seeker, was confronted in a Pôle Emploi agency in Evreux, Normandy, on Monday.
Wishing to print her resume she had just completed on computer, the young woman speaks to an employee of the agency.
That's when'"she tells me that Pôle Emploi no longer gives paper because it is too expensive, that there is too much abuse and that now it is up to us to bring our sheets", testifies Celine to France blue Normandy.
A question of cost and abuse?
Having made a commitment to apply within the hour in three boxes of interim, she insisted, stupefied in front of the answer of her interlocutor.
"So, they gave me a piece of paper so that I could print a CV", She continues.
And while she tries a parade by asking to photocopy the printed CV, "I was told that the machine was not working for the same reason, no paper."
Contacted by France Bleu, Pôle emploi ensures that all this material, including paper, was freely accessible in all agencies, "despite many abuses".
The agency states that some unemployed people used to photocopy cookbooks and other encyclopedias for personal use.
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