Question 12270 — professions and social activities

Summary

Mr. Didier Le Gac draws the attention of the Secretary of State, attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people to the value of the point of the national collective labor agreement for establishments and services for disabled and disabled people of March 15, 1966, known as “Convention 66”. Encompassing a wide range of audiences (minors, adults and elderly people with disabilities, services to combat mental illnesses, alcoholism and drug addiction, work assistance centers (CAT), home help), “Convention 66” (CCN 66) applies to establishments in the social and medico-social sector. Since amendment No. 321 of June 1, 2010, the value of the point has no longer been increased, which is penalizing for employees covered by this agreement. Due to a clear drop in attractiveness of these professions - which require a real vocation - the future of the medico-social sector is worrying. The reason: the decline in the purchasing power of employees, remuneration levels and salary scales disconnected from the required skills and the requirements involved in this type of profession. Entry-level salaries start below the minimum wage in CCN 66, for an administrative assistant. For nurses and specialist educators, remuneration rises on average at the start career at 1,350 euros. Furthermore, the sector is very feminized and focused on part-time work. All of this poses recruitment problems which can impact the proper functioning of services. In order to bring deserved recognition to social professions, he asks her to what extent she plans to guarantee remuneration more in line with the personal investment required by these difficult professions, which are real support for the most vulnerable people who come with disabilities.

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