Question 15296 — work

Summary

Ms. Pauline Cestrières draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the follow-up to be given to the multi-replacement fixed-term contract system (CDDM), the experiment of which ended on April 13, 2025. In its response to written question no. 12868, the Government confirmed the generally positive results of this system, highlighting in particular its interest in extending the duration of contracts, simplifying of human resources management and the response to replacement needs in sectors under pressure, particularly in the health, social and medico-social fields. He also indicated that he was in favor of any initiative allowing the extension of this experiment, while noting that the trade union organizations had not been sufficiently involved in its evaluation. However, in the absence of any measure of extension or transitional arrangement, the employers concerned are now forced to return to common law, implying the conclusion of a separate contract for each replacement, including very short-term ones. This situation generates increased administrative constraints, a disorganization of services and a loss of attractiveness of the positions offered, in sectors already strongly faced with difficulties of recruitment. In this context and in the absence of an operational response at this stage, he asks him again if he intends to take up this subject directly by undertaking the work necessary for a possible relaunch or perpetuation of the system, if transitional measures are envisaged in order to avoid a sudden break in the practices previously implemented, as well as the modalities according to which the social partners will be associated with this new phase of consultation.

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