Question 15250 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Pauline Cestrières draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People, responsible for autonomy and disabled people, to the arrangements for taking into account the seniority of people with disabilities received in work assistance establishments and services (ESAT). In application of articles L. 243-4 and L. 243-5 of the social action code and families, these people are not linked to the establishment by an employment contract, but by a contract of support and assistance through work. As such, they receive guaranteed remuneration of between 55% and 110% of the minimum growth salary, under the conditions set by regulation, in particular in article R. 243-5 of the same code. This consists of a part financed by the establishment and assistance for the position paid by the State. However, this legal framework does not provide for any mechanism for automatic progression of remuneration based on seniority. For comparable qualifications and activity, the duration of engagement within the establishment has no direct impact on the level of guaranteed remuneration. If the law applicable to ESATs has recently evolved in order to strengthen the rights of accompanied persons, particularly in terms of professional training and career support, the valorization of experience acquired through seniority remains, to date, without translation into remuneration. In a context marked by the desire to promote the professional inclusion of people with disabilities and to bring ESAT courses closer to the ordinary working environment, this lack of recognition raises questions. He therefore asks her if the Government plans to develop the legal framework applicable to ESATs in order to allow seniority to be taken into account in determining guaranteed remuneration or, failing that, to specify the terms under which the professional experience acquired could be valued in the career paths and remuneration of the persons concerned.

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