Question 11791 — consular chambers

Summary

Mr. Jean-Paul Dufrègne draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the situation of staff of chambers of trade and crafts (C.M.A.) and in particular their remuneration conditions. These personnel, public law agents but not having the status of civil servants, depend on a specific status as a consular chamber. Their remuneration is calculated on a number of points whose value is voted in national joint commission, a body made up of staff and employer representatives from the C.M.A. network. and chaired by a representative of the responsible minister. The value of this point has been frozen since 2010 and as a result, agents with no career advancement experience a constant decline in their purchasing power. While civil service agents benefited in 2015 and 2016 from measures to change the value of point and that some can even claim the individual guarantee of purchasing power (G.I.P.A.) to compensate for the loss of the latter, the agents of the C.M.A. are completely excluded from these devices. The employer college of the national joint commission justifies the blocking of the value of the point by the lack of resources allocated to the C.M.A., in particular those provided by the Government. He asks whether concrete and rapid measures can be taken in favor of the C.M.A. to give the national joint commission the means to unlock the value of the network agents' points.

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