Maximilien Carlier, edited by Alexandre Dalifard 06:56, November 03, 2022
Faced with the sectors of activity where the shortage of labor is felt, the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin wishes to create a residence permit "job in tension".
For some companies, often struggling to recruit, this immigration bill is a boon despite the administrative procedures.
A “short-term job” residence permit.
This is what Gérald Darmanin plans to create to facilitate the recruitment of foreigners in sectors where there is a shortage of labor such as, for example, in catering, logistics or even in construction.
Some bosses are in favor of it, such as Silvany, director of the Toitsur company.
In this roofer's workshop, despite a dozen employees, there is a lack of manpower and he has enormous difficulty in hiring.
"There is too much work and not enough hand. We no longer know how to find tiles and we no longer know how to find workers", he explains.
“We are happy to work with them, they want it”
In his team, there are two foreign workers: a Kabyle, and a Chechen recruited recently.
"I call that beautiful souls and good workers who have embraced our profession, our culture. This is the very notion of the value of work and commitment. We are happy to work with them and they want it", he insists.
So facilitating their hiring as the government envisages with the establishment of a "residence permit", this boss is in favor of it.
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"It can help. If ever this worker has the job and knows how to integrate a team. If he has French bases, it's even better. In this case, it's a real boon for everyone world. Someone who comes to integrate, can be an added value for the company".
But there is a brake, he adds, especially in relation to French employees.
"These foreign workers also represent an additional burden to support them in their administrative procedures".