Question 18116 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Gabriel Serville draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the concerns expressed by artisans following the announcement from the Insurance Fund for Craft Business Leaders (FAFCEA) that it will stop covering continuing training courses from March 15, 2019. In fact, from the end of the first quarter of 2019, this operator finds itself unable to carry out its missions due to insufficient funds. THE transfer to URSSAF of the mission of collecting funds intended for the pooled financing of continuing training for craft business leaders resulted in a massive drop in funds collected from 72 to 40 million euros. If the Ministry of Employment compensated as an emergency measure, at the end of 2018, the shortfall to be collected, no corrective measure was implemented, as a result of which the funds available for 2019 were was also of the order of 40 million euros, consumed in less than a quarter. This risks having disastrous impacts on the craft sector since many of the professions concerned can only be practiced after validation of the updating of skills and therefore after training. Also, he asks that corrective measures be taken urgently to allow craftsmen to fulfill their regulatory obligations and to view their activities with serenity.

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