Question 17397 — professions and social activities

Summary

Mr. Fabrice Brun draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the growing concerns of childminders who fear seeing their return to employment allowance (ARE) diminish, or disappear. This valuable unemployment compensation makes it possible to compensate for the loss of a contract in a very unstable sector of activity, in particular for all employees in multiple jobs such as housekeepers, care assistants and even family employees. The current negotiations on unemployment insurance worry childminders. Moreover, in the framework document sent to the social partners in October 2018 for this negotiation, the Government considers that “the rules of retained activity can lead, in certain cases, to people benefiting from an overall income very close to a full-time activity by combining earned income and unemployment income. This situation “deserves to be corrected, in order to encourage people more to favor earned income”. Therefore, he asks him to please clarify the Government's intentions in this matter and the measures planned to protect these people and their resources.

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