France has ended an agreement with Switzerland that allowed highly paid executives in big French companies not to pay into the French healthcare system, but could optout and pay for Swiss Insurance instead.
The idea was to improve job mobility. But it was costing the French state EUR 300m every year.
The agreement only affects around 4,500 people – all earning more than half a million euro a year.
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