Urssaf Bourgogne in the news

In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, home childcare employment is declining while other home services grow, with increased payroll costs due to wage hikes and Urssaf offering tools to simplify employer declarations.

Urssaf Bourgogne is hiring two inspectors to strengthen efforts against undeclared work and social contribution fraud as part of a nationwide recruitment campaign.

URSSAF Bourgogne collected 6.3 billion euros in 2024 and recovered 7.4 million euros from undeclared work.

URSSAF Bourgogne collected 6.3 billion euros in 2024 and recovered 7.4 million euros from undeclared work.

In Q1 2025, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté saw a 0.5% drop in private salaried jobs across all sectors, with construction, services, and interim work hardest hit, while only Nièvre stabilized employment.

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté experienced the largest post-COVID job losses, especially in construction and temporary work, with only services showing slight growth.

Urssaf Bourgogne runs a digital campaign educating young people on the importance and benefits of declared work to ensure social protection.

Côte-d'Or is the only Burgundy department to increase jobs post-pandemic, according to URSSAF Bourgogne's sector analysis.

Urssaf Bourgogne significantly increased redressments for undeclared work, surpassing 24 million euros in 2023-2024 through intensified actions and prevention efforts.

Urssaf Bourgogne intensified efforts against undeclared work, recovering over 24 million euros mainly from construction, services, and commerce sectors, with ongoing progress into 2025.

Urssaf Bourgogne significantly increased recoveries from undeclared work in 2023-2024, focusing on high-risk sectors and prevention, surpassing previous years' results.

Urssaf Bourgogne significantly increased recoveries from undeclared work in 2023-2024, focusing on high-risk sectors and prevention, and is ahead of 2024 targets.

Urssaf Franche-Comté significantly increased fraud recoveries in 2024 by intensifying controls and targeting sectors like construction and hospitality to protect social rights and fair competition.

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté faced job losses and weak economic growth in late 2024, but stable unemployment and potential spending boosts offer cautious hope.

In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, women entrepreneurs face persistent income inequalities and are concentrated in lower-paying sectors, despite representing a significant share of new business creators.

Authorities in Orléans launched a coordinated anti-crime plan targeting nightlife venues with increased controls and patrols to address public safety issues.

Four independent workers in Dijon were convicted for not paying social security contributions to Urssaf.

Laurent Saint-Martin stressed that combating tax fraud and building trust are key to reducing public deficit during his visit to URSSAF Bourgogne.

French Budget Minister Laurent Saint-Martin visited URSSAF Bourgogne to highlight fraud prevention efforts that help reduce public deficit and promote trust in tax compliance.

The Urssaf Bourgogne site at Toison d'Or in Dijon will be closed on September 22, but services remain accessible by phone and online.