The French Social System refers to the framework of social services, benefits, and public policies in France that aim to support individuals and families in various aspects of life, including health, education, housing, and unemployment. It encompasses a range of institutions and programs designed to promote social welfare, reduce poverty, and ensure a safety net for citizens.
At its core, the French Social System is characterized by its universal access to services, a strong emphasis on solidarity, and the principle of equal rights for all citizens. It includes public health care, social security, retirement pensions, and housing assistance. The system is funded primarily through taxation and social security contributions from both employers and employees.
In addition to these services, the French Social System also engages in active labor market policies aimed at supporting job seekers and integrating marginalized groups into society. Overall, it reflects France’s commitment to protecting social rights and enhancing the quality of life for its residents.
France introduces the "Solidarité à la source" initiative for streamlined access to social benefits. Recipients of Revenu de Solidarité Active (RSA) and activity bonuses will benefit from pre-filled forms starting…