Question 16681 — territorial civil service

Summary

Mr. Aurélien Le Coq draws the attention of the Minister of Culture to the inequalities caused by the employment framework for artistic teaching assistants (ATEA). Indeed, the jobs of artistic teaching assistants are today classified in category B of the territorial civil service, even though the agents concerned mainly have recognized diplomas at the bachelor's or even master's level. Their qualifications but also the nature of their daily missions seems insufficiently recognized in relation to the responsibilities actually exercised. This classification in category B results in significant salary inequalities between territorial artistic teaching assistants (ATEA) and territorial artistic teaching teachers (PEA) even though their missions and level of diploma appear similar. Furthermore, they are faced with a precariousness of their working conditions because one of their main employers, the local authorities, massively resorts to contractualization due to their lack of resources. Taking these elements into account, a comprehensive overall statutory reform as well as an upgrading of the profession appear necessary. This would amount to integrating ATEAs into category A and therefore removing categories B of the profession. In addition, a certain number of agents concerned are requesting the merger of the first two job grades. Indeed, this profession of companions has evolved and they now carry out teaching missions, independently. The fact that these agents remain classified in categories B1 and B2 no longer appears relevant to date. He asks her if a statutory reform is being studied and the measures she intends to take to put an end to these inequalities from which territorial artistic teaching assistants suffer.

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