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17099
Question 17099 — people with disabilities
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Ms. Annie Genevard draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the application of article 67 of the law “freedom to choose one's professional future”. This article removes the possibility for companies and communities to honor up to half of their obligations to employ disabled workers by using services provided by establishments and work assistance services (ESAT) or adapted companies (EA). This abolition results from the obligation to employ all disabled people through direct employment. A decree must soon set out the precise terms of application of this article. This decision worries associations that help people with disabilities since their clients could choose to no longer use their services. But these Benefits represent up to half of the ESAT budget and finance actions to support disabled people. It therefore seems vital that the decree currently being drafted can offer businesses the same advantages as those that existed until now. The MP is familiar with the functioning of ESATs or EAs whose quality of work has been praised for many years in Doubs. So she asks him to want to clarify his intentions in this matter.
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- Official source: https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/dyn/15/questions/QANR5L15QE17099
- Open data entity: https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/dyn/opendata/QANR5L15QE17099