Partial activity is one of the measures implemented by the Government to help companies and their employees cope with the economic difficulties created by COVID19.
It allows employers who are forced to place their employees in partial employment to pay them compensation of 70% of gross salary (i.e. 84% of net) and to be fully reimbursed by the State, up to a limit of 4,5 times the minimum wage.
Requests to benefit from this measure must be entered on the platform: https://activitepartielle.emploi.gouv.fr
> As of April 14, more than 5700 establishments have been authorized to implement partial activity in Guadeloupe, Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin.
These authorizations concern 36 employees for 900 million hours potentially unemployed.
> As of April 14, 4,2 million euros were paid in favor of 1 establishments, or more than 876/3 of the 4 companies that entered their payment request. These payments are validated every day.
The sectors concerned by the partial activity:
For Saint Martin, 4 sectors represent 77% of the authorized workforce:
- Sale and repair of automobiles and motorcycles: 30%
- Construction: 19%
- Accommodation and catering: 15%
- Service activities (administrative, financial, other): 13%
For Saint-Barthélemy, 3 sectors represent 78% of the authorized workforce:
- Sale and repair of automobiles and motorcycles: 40%
- Construction: 23%
- Accommodation and catering: 15%
Partial activity in practice
> Authorization requests can be entered until April 30 to benefit from the retroactive system.
> In case of difficulty creating an account, companies are invited to click on the “need help” icon on the home page of: https://activitepartielle.emploi.gouv.fr
> In the event of persistent difficulty after a few days, or questions about how to obtain authorizations or payments, DIECCTE can be requested by email at the following address: 971.activite-partielle@dieccte. gouv.fr
> Information on how to submit requests, with questions and answers and advice to avoid errors resulting in invalidation of the request, are available on the DIECCTE website : http://guadeloupe.dieccte.gouv.fr/mesures-economiques
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