Question 16086 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Bernard Brochand draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the reform of the obligation to employ disabled people (OETH) aimed at promoting the direct employment of these people. The reform provides that from now on subcontracting contracts entered into by companies or communities with work assistance establishments (ESAT), adapted companies (EA), and self-employed workers with disabilities (TIH) will not can no longer be counted towards fulfilling their 6% employment obligation quota. This concerns nearly 250,000 workers with disabilities. Associations representing people with disabilities are concerned about the consequences of these measures on contractors who will no longer be encouraged to resort to subcontracting, which would weaken those who have access to the work offered by ESAT, EA and TIH. He would like the Government to indicate concretely how it intends to guarantee “financial neutrality” for companies directly impacted by the reform of the obligation to employ disabled people.

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