Question 12379 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Gabriel Amard draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, responsible for public accounts, to the situation of injustice experienced by recovery inspectors. The missions relating to recovery inspectors as provided for by the Social Security Code in Article L. 243-7, namely the fight against illegal work and control of the accuracy of employers' declarations, have been significantly modified and broadened in particular since 2020. Their missions have been extended and have become more complex regarding the verification of contingent and exceptional measures taken in the context of the covid-19 pandemic health crisis (covid exemptions and aid, partial unemployment). Added to this is an extension of their missions to other contributions such as professional training contribution, the OETH contribution (obligation to employ disabled workers), the apprenticeship tax, AGIRC-ARRCO contributions; each of these contributions to be verified having its own and unique rules for processing, counting or even calculation. These new missions have resulted in an increase in the skills of recovery inspectors. The deputy warns of the fact that he is abnormal fact that the increase in missions and de facto skills that have been theirs has not been accompanied by a salary increase. It also warns of the unprecedented deterioration of the working conditions of recovery inspectors and the absence of sufficient resources to carry out all the missions assigned to them. This is a major issue that negatively affects the lives and professions of collection inspectors, a question that is all the more important in a context of galloping inflation, where the purchasing power of households is only decreasing. It highlights that it is absolutely essential, for the attractiveness of the profession, professional motivation and for the purchasing power of the latter, that the State takes the necessary measures to revalorize the profession. He would like to know when the Government intends to take into account consideration of the legitimate demands of recovery inspectors and intends to repair this injustice by increasing their salaries and improving their working conditions.

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