Question 14769 — personal services

Summary

Mr. Yannick Monnet alerts the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People, responsible for autonomy and disabled people, on the consequences of the Government's refusal to increase remuneration in the branch of help, support, care and home services. Indeed, for the third time since 2025, an order from the Ministry of Health acts non-approval of amendment 72 to the collective agreement of the associative branch of home help. This provision, negotiated in October 2025 by employers' organizations and their union counterparts, aimed to increase the coefficients of the pay scale by 11 points for the 192,000 employees in the sector. An increase of just over 63 euros gross per person. In a context of increasing minimum wage (November 2024 and January 2026), the sector must therefore prepare to go through a fourth year without an effective revaluation of its conventional minimums with a risk of impoverishment of home help and weakening of a sector already in difficulty. Given the current worsening of the situation due to the sharp rise in fuel prices, he asks what emergency measures it intends to implement in order to support the non-profit home services and thereby support for people losing their autonomy; this is consistent with the public authorities' objective of strengthening home care capacities.

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