Question 12782 — social and medico-social institutions

Summary

Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois reminds the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People of the precarious salary situation suffered specifically by workers in establishments and services for disabled and disabled people subject to the national collective agreement of March 15, 1966 (CCN66). Indeed, while the SMIC is reevaluated annually by indexation to inflation, the CCN66 has not been renegotiated for more than ten years: thus, the conventional minimum wages (SMC) of the CCN66 are today lower than the SMIC. In this situation, the law provides that the difference between SMC and SMIC be compensated by the employer. However, this lack of reevaluation of salaries still has concrete and serious consequences for all employees in the sector: the entire salary scale is reduced, overtime or bonuses are indexed to the SMC. Ultimately, it is the entire sector already in crisis which suffers from a glaring lack of attractiveness. In question, the proposed merger of the CCN66 with the national collective agreement of private non-profit hospitalization, care, cure and daycare establishments of October 31, 1951 (CCN51) which is stalling and harming employees. He reminds him of the urgency of unblock these negotiations in order to restore some salary attractiveness to the medico-social sector, particularly private and associative. He also questions him about the possibility of indexing overtime and bonuses to the SMIC and not the SMC.

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