At the initiative of Médor, five out of six French-speaking political parties, the three large unions and a total of 100 personalities or organizations are calling for the establishment of a parliamentary commission of inquiry into the recurring deficiencies in the fight against fraud organized social. Criminal networks are rampant without control. Considerable financial means escape the State and this accentuates various forms of labor exploitation. The Covid crisis forces us to react.
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It’s time to count yourself. After a year of investigation into the scale, impact and societal dangers of organized social fraud, which is proliferating as quickly as drug trafficking, Médor presents its “Appel des 100”.
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This is a fairly short argument, built with the help of specialists, which leads to a clear recommendation: Parliament is the appropriate place to open an ambitious debate on the shortcomings of the fight against fraud. Not that which one imputes to those or those who try to hide the VAT or to give themselves a little air by seeking the loophole on the side of the ONSS, responsible for collecting social contributions on the scale of the country. No, this fraud is not the subject of our journalistic investigations.
Our point of view: we confronted the harsh reality of their legal troubles with the construction giants Ackermans & van Haaren and Besix, the state-owned companies SNCB and Infrabel, the new leader in the Trixxo service voucher and even the industrial cleaner. Activa. And we could have pinned others.
Behind the mechanisms of organized fraud that they set up or endorse, these well-known names play with the community. And the state accepts its negligence without pointing out the direct link with the underfunding of hospitals or that of justice.
Modern slavery
Above all, the State, the government and the Parliament have thus given up fighting against massive and trivialized forms of labor exploitation. …
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