Question 14660 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Bertrand Petit questions the Minister of National Education, Youth, Sports and the Olympic and Paralympic Games about the very precarious situation of educational assistants (AED) in secondary public structures. Indeed, AEDs, numbering 62,000 in France, have, on the one hand, enormous difficulty in obtaining full-time work and are consequently placed in a fragile situation considering the remuneration based on the minimum wage, so that thousands of education assistants earn less than 800 euros net per month and many of them do not obtain a permanent contract (CDI) even though 75% of them are in the workforce and would therefore like to be "CED", or even tenured, in their position. It is therefore in view of these elements that he asks her to please clarify her intentions in order to revalorize the profession of educational assistants, oh so precious in the life of public secondary establishments, in particular with salary increases, like teachers and administrative staff and "CDIs" and tenure for those who plan to continue their career in national education.

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