Question 17917 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Julien Aubert draws the attention of the Minister of Labor concerning the uncertainties over the financing of professional training for craftsmen. Indeed, the Training Insurance Fund for Craft Business Managers (FAFCEA) has just announced the suspension of funding for continuing professional training for craftsmen as of March 15, 2019. In fact, since 2018, the recovery of the contribution to training professional (CFP) for craftsmen registered in the trade directory is provided by the Urssaf network instead of the business tax service. However, the decree referred to in Article L. 6331-48 of the Labor Code to determine the new methods of recovery and payment by URSSAF has not been published. Professional training allows craftsmen to benefit from a right to cover training sessions. training. This right is often essential to enable them to sustain their business, gain competitiveness and sometimes even comply with the law. The suspension of training costs risks putting many artisans, as well as companies linked to the training sector, in difficulty. He asks what measures the Government intends to implement in order to preserve access for craftsmen for vocational training.

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