Question 17955 — employment and activity

Summary

Ms. Anne-Sophie Ronceret draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to the situation of landscaping companies faced with the economic consequences of episodes of heatwave and drought occurring since spring 2026. These climatic conditions have particularly affected companies carrying out maintenance, mowing or pruning work, due to the absence or scarcity of shoots. The National Chamber of public works and landscape craftsmen (CNATP) thus reports a sharp decrease in the activity of many small companies in the sector. Faced with this situation, some companies wanted to resort to partial activity in order to preserve the employment of their employees while waiting for a resumption of their activity. Several companies wishing to resort to partial activity from mid-July, however, would have seen their request refused, some having then been forced to make layoffs. This situation appears all the more worrying as the difficulties encountered are directly linked to exceptional climatic circumstances and are, for the companies concerned, essentially cyclical in nature. She therefore asks him to specify under what conditions landscape companies whose activity is significantly reduced due to drought and episodes of high heat can benefit from the partial activity system and if it intends to take measures to ensure clear and uniform treatment of their requests throughout the territory in order to preserve the activity of these companies and the employment of their employees.

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