Question 12949 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Yannick Monnet questions the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Action and Public Accounts, responsible for the civil service and State reform, on the anomaly which leads educational assistants (AED) to find themselves excluded from the benefit of CESU childcare for 0-6 year olds. Educational assistants in public establishments are contractual public employees on fixed-term or permanent contracts. They should, as such, be able to benefit from CESU child care 0-6 years old. This system is, in fact, accessible “to active agents paid from the State budget, or from the budget of certain public establishments, having in their care one or more children aged 0 to 6 years, whose care is provided for payment during their working hours”. However, in the Allier department, the AEDs are currently experiencing a refusal of their requests by the CESU service. This The difficulty would have its origins in the fact that they are managed by the Pierre-Joël Bonté high school in Riom and that their pay slips are not produced by the ministry. The certificates from their employer, attesting that they are well paid from the state budget, have so far not been enough to regularize this situation, which is particularly unfair for staff who are among the worst paid in national education. Also, he asks what measures it intends to take to resolve this administrative anomaly and allow AEDs to effectively benefit from CESU childcare for 0-6 year olds.

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