Question 1326 — professions and social activities

Summary

Ms. Sophie Errante draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Access to Care to the unfair conditions encountered by support service agents of medical-social establishments, in particular those of the EPISEAH and ESTHI structures. Indeed, support service agents working in the non-profit associative sector benefited from the granting of the additional index treatment (CTI) in July 2024, with a retroactive effect from January 1, 2024. However, there remains a significant exception: around 3,000 support service agents attached to the hospital public service at the national level still do not have access to this supplement. These agents express their incomprehension regarding this disparity in treatment within the same public service. The situation seems all the more unacceptable to them as they occupy jobs located in lowest levels of the index scales and that they carry out the same functions as their colleagues in the voluntary sector, who benefit from the CTI. This inequality creates a feeling of frustration and marginalization among the agents concerned, who believe they deserve the same treatment for the same tasks. She therefore questions her about the measures she intends to take to restore fairness and grant these agents the additional index treatment, in the same way as their colleagues in the voluntary sector and other branches of the hospital public service.

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