"Territories Zero Long-Term Unemployed" Project Threatened: Call to Contact Deputies

The continuation of the initiative, which has helped 4,300 people find jobs, depends on a vote before the end of December 2026.

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The "Territories Zero Long-Term Unemployed" (TZCLD) project, which has enabled 4,300 individuals to regain employment, is threatened by uncertainty regarding the vote on a law to make it permanent before December 31, 2026.

The TZCLD project team is calling on its supporters to contact deputies to ensure the vote on the bill, championed by deputy Stéphane Viry, takes place before the end of the year. Without final adoption by December 31, 2026, the entire TZCLD project would be jeopardized, threatening the employment of 4,300 people in France.
In Jouques, this situation would lead to the end of the fifty permanent contracts at the ELAN Jouques Employment-Based Enterprise and the elimination of all local services offered by this company.
Faced with this deemed unacceptable prospect, the appeal aims to mobilize citizens to urge deputies to vote in time, in order to preserve the project and continue assisting numerous families.
A dedicated platform allows individuals to contact their deputy with a few clicks. The TZCLD team expresses gratitude for the support and calls for continued mobilization for the right to employment.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Jouques (26/10/2026)