Question 15215 — state civil service

Summary

Ms. Zahia Hamdane draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the unfair treatment suffered by agents of his ministry regarding childcare assistance after 6 years, in comparison with agents of other ministries. The universal service employment check (CESU) “childcare for 0-6 year olds” is an interministerial social action benefit. However, beyond the child's sixth birthday, support financial support for parenthood falls under the social action specific to each ministry. However, glaring disparities are noted. For example, the Ministry of the Interior and that of Justice offer CESU assistance for children aged 6 to 12, with a 20% increase provided to single-parent families as well as children with disabilities. The Ministry of Finance has, for its part, considerably expanded this system up to 14 years (or even 17 years for single-parent families) under the name “family finance check”. Conversely, national education personnel, whether teachers or administrators, are excluded from these extension measures as soon as the child reaches 6 years of age. This situation is particularly detrimental for single-parent families, for whom extracurricular and childcare costs remain a burden. heavy load well beyond the sixth year. This breakdown in equality between state servants is experienced as a major injustice by national education agents, already faced with purchasing power issues. She therefore asks him if he intends to initiate a harmonization of ministerial social action so that national education agents can benefit from the same support for parenthood, extended up to 12, 14, or even 17 years, like the systems already in force in other ministries.

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