Question 16289 — professions and social activities

Summary

Ms. Annie Vidal draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the precarious salary situation suffered specifically by workers in social and medico-social establishments and services for disabled people subject to national collective agreement 66. Indeed, while the SMIC is reevaluated annually by indexation to inflation, the CCN66 has not been renegotiated for more than ten years. This situation means that many employees are paid at a level lower than the conventional minimums now caught up by the SMIC. This non-revaluation of salary scales results in particular from negotiations initiated with a view to the merger of collective agreements in the health, social and medico-social sectors, in particular the CCN66 and the CCN51. However, these negotiations seem today in an impasse, which lastingly penalizes the employees concerned. So, she asks him what will happen if these negotiations do not succeed. More broadly, it would like to know the measures that the Government intends to take in order to guarantee, as soon as possible, a revaluation of the salary scales of the CCN66, to prevent remuneration from remaining permanently aligned with the SMIC alone and to preserve the attractiveness professions in the medico-social sector, facing significant difficulties in recruiting and retaining professionals.

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