Question 17491 — commerce and crafts

Summary

Mr. Éric Michoux draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of spouses of artisans who have participated in the activity of the family business without benefiting from a status allowing them to acquire sufficient retirement rights. Indeed, many spouses of craftsmen warn of the absence of a specific professional status and the retirement rights that would result from it for the people who have worked in small businesses operating on a family model. Yet for decades, they helped keep these small businesses running. Although several reforms have been implemented to better protect collaborating spouses, they have not provided a response to people who carried out this activity before these developments. Many professionals and families continue this way to report situations in which several years of actual work are not taken into account in the calculation of retirement rights. He asks what the Government intends to do to better protect collaborating spouses, guarantee them their own status and thus enable them to benefit from retirement rights.

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