Question 16798 — work

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Mr. Romain Daubié draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the deterioration of working conditions and morale of employees and managers in the cleanliness and hygiene sector. Cleaning companies play an essential role in maintaining hygiene, health safety and the proper functioning of public and private establishments. However, this sector is currently experiencing a situation particularly worrying, marked by high arduousness of work, staggered hours, persistent recruitment difficulties and ever-increasing economic pressure. Many employees report increasing physical and psychological fatigue linked to the intensification of work schedules, the lack of recognition and the difficulty of reconciling professional and personal life. This situation leads to a drop in morale, an increase in absenteeism as well as significant turnover within companies. Managers and business leaders in the sector are also experiencing a deterioration in their working conditions. Between the increase in costs, the pressure on prices imposed, the difficulties in recruiting and retaining teams as well as the ever-increasing administrative and regulatory constraints, many are warning about increasing moral exhaustion and the difficulties in ensuring the sustainability of their activity. Even though the crisis linked to the covid-19 pandemic has reminded us of the essential nature of cleanliness professions for public health and the collective quality of life, these professions remain insufficiently recognized. In this context, he questions him about the measures that the Government intends to implement in order to improve the conditions of work in the cleanliness and hygiene sector, to prevent psychosocial risks and professional burnout for employees and managers alike and to better recognize the human and social importance of these essential professions.

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1. 7 July 2026

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