Question 1284 — employment and activity

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Mr. Christophe Naegelen draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the announced elimination of subsidized contracts, and in particular those in the early childhood sector. It is obvious that subsidized contracts do not constitute a lasting solution to combat the unemployment that France is experiencing. Nevertheless, they are very useful to certain sectors of activity, to numerous associations, and should therefore be protected in certain situations, as has already been announced for the sector of support for disabled students, for example. This should also be the case for the early childhood sector; many associations and childcare structures can only maintain an activity that meets the demand they face thanks to these subsidized contracts. Numerous examples in the Vosges demonstrate the difficulty in which the elimination of subsidized contracts would place these associations which do not have the means to create standard positions to maintain the quality of their services. Without these subsidized contracts, staff will simply not be replaced and families in the region will no longer be able to benefit from a service recognized as being of public utility. Also, he asks if there are plans to maintain subsidized contracts in the early childhood sector in order to enable childcare associations to continue their activity in the interest of families.

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