Question 14631 — health professions

Summary

Mr. Yannick Favennec-Bécot draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the situation of independent ambulance drivers with self-employed status who work occasionally for ambulance companies. He gives him the example of a self-employed person who carries out, using equipment from the ambulance company, a certain number of missions for ambulance companies in the department of Mayenne, in order to compensate for occasional shortages linked to sick leave or part-time therapeutic leave. Ambulance companies, in fact, call on self-employed entrepreneurs because, although they have a significant workload, they cannot benefit from additional approvals. This practice allows them to cope with on-call constraints linked to the legal necessity of respecting rest periods for all employees. However, Urssaf alerted some ambulance companies on the use of this practice which, although it is accepted, can, if it is regular, resemble disguised employment. This is why he asks him to please clarify to what extent the use of independent ambulance drivers by ambulance companies can be authorized. He also asks her what response she intends to give to the ambulance companies which are obliged to resort to this practice to meet this transport demand.

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