Question 11369 — people with disabilities

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Mrs. Christine Le Nabour draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of the draft decree modifying article D. 5212-23 of the Labor Code, intended to perpetuate the deductibility of expenses incurred by companies within the framework of partnerships, by membership or agreement, with associations working on the training, guidance and professional integration of people with disabilities. This text, validated according to the information communicated by the general directorate of employment and professional training by the various consultative bodies planned (Acoss, CCMSA, CNNCEFP, CNCPH), was to come into force on January 1, 2025. However, despite a completed regulatory circuit and the absence of substantial modifications for several months, its signature remains pending without formal justification with the stakeholders concerned. This delay has a very concrete impact. The Arpejeh association, recognized as being of general interest and approved by the national education system, has noted since the beginning of the year the suspension or cessation of partnerships by more than 30 member companies representing 15.8% of its resources, or 172,000 euros. This contraction directly weakens the actions allowing each year more than 4,000 young people with disabilities to access internships, work-study contracts, job discovery forums and recruitment support. She asks him the reasons for blocking this text, although it is scheduled to come into force on January 1, 2025. She also wishes to know the firm timetable for its signature and publication in order to secure the continuity of integration actions as quickly as possible.

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