CPAS Still Lack List of Affected by Unemployment Reform

Here’s a breakdown ⁢of the key details ⁢from ‍the provided text:

* Issue: Actiris (the Brussels employment agency) and the Federation of Brussels CPAS (public social welfare centers) are warning about the potential negative consequences of the ⁣upcoming unemployment ⁤reform, specifically an increased risk of precariousness for women.
* Problem with Onem: The CPAS are frustrated because Onem (the federal Public⁣ Service⁤ Employment,Labour ‍and Social Dialog) is allegedly blocking access to crucial information needed to prepare for the⁤ reform. Specifically, they⁤ need the names and contact details of people who will be excluded from unemployment benefits. Onem⁣ is citing GDPR (data privacy regulations) as the reason, but the⁣ CPAS argue they are also bound by professional secrecy.
* Financial Concerns: The CPAS are ⁤also worried about the financial compensation promised by the Federal government to ⁢mitigate the effects of the reform. the compensation is based on numbers reported before June 30th, but the CPAS can’t accurately report those numbers because‍ Onem ⁢isn’t providing the necessary data.
* Related Impact: A previous article ‍(linked ⁤in ⁣the text) highlights⁣ that⁢ the ⁢reform threatens 1,450 ALE⁢ (temporary‍ employment) contracts, potentially impacting childcare and canteen services.
* Infographic: The article includes an infographic illustrating the estimated change in the number of RIS (likely a type of social benefit) due to the unemployment limitation.

in ⁢essence, the article paints a picture of a poorly coordinated reform where local agencies are being hampered in their ability to prepare and support those affected, leading to fears of increased ⁢hardship, especially for women.