La Twittosphère mondiale est sous le choc après avoir découvert l’enfer du socialisme à la française !
Pour un job rémunéré à 375 000 €, l’employeur doit payer 529 000 € au total.
Et l’employé ne garde que 187 000 € après les impôts et prélèvements.
Et pour quoi ?
Un système à bout de souffle.
Pas étonnant que personne n’ait envie d’investir ou d’entreprendre dans ce pays.

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The global Twittersphere is reeling after discovering the hell of French-style socialism!
For a job paying €375,000, the employer has to pay a total of €529,000.

And the employee keeps only €187,000 after taxes and deductions.

And for what?
A system on its last legs.
No wonder nobody wants to invest or start a business in this country.

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