Question 1114 — employment and activity

Summary

Mr. Michel Larive draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to her desire to drastically reduce the number of subsidized contracts. These contracts are a real opportunity both for the employer, who benefits from significant aid from the State, and for the future employee, who is offered the possibility of a return to working life or access to training. In Ariège, nearly 1,000 contracts are affected. This is the reason for which Ms. Bénédicte Taurine, in particular, joins him on this question. In rural areas, where access to employment is already complicated and where young people, in particular, encounter many difficulties in professional integration, this decline represents a real problem. Furthermore, he judges that we are entitled to demand a moratorium regarding this decision, which was taken without consultation with the main bodies affected. He is unacceptable to consider making savings on the backs of people who are already in difficulty, while undermining an associative fabric already weakened by the drop in recurring subsidies in recent years, as well as local authorities who see their allocations cut by 300 million euros for 2017. The Minister of Labor, Ms. Pénicaud, announces that she wants to "optimize the effectiveness" of subsidized contracts by "targeting in giving priority to beneficiaries furthest from the labor market and in sectors where there is the greatest need, particularly for supporting disabled students, overseas and emergency social and health matters.” What about local authorities and the associative, cultural and sporting sectors in particular, which, without this aid, may be forced to close their doors? How does the Minister of Labor intend to compensate this drop in the number of subsidized contracts? Does she have a concrete solution to offer to the thousands of beneficiaries who will find themselves unemployed by the end of the year? He asks her for her position on this issue.

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