Question 18821 — employment and activity

Summary

Mr. Sébastien Cazenove questions the Minister of Labor on the possibility of combining access and maintaining the support system of the Youth Guarantee and its allowance with other systems promoting professional integration through business creation. The law of August 8, 2016 relating to work, the modernization of social dialogue and the security of career paths created a universal right to the Youth Guarantee for young people aged 16 to 25, neither in studies, nor in employment, nor in training (NEET), ready to embark on a contractual path towards employment and autonomy combined with the payment of a flat-rate allowance. In this sense, in 2018, the Government increased budgetary efforts, by providing funding for 100,000 Youth Guarantees, efforts which will be continued via the skills investment plan. Currently, this device support can be combined with other services under certain conditions and other missions such as civic service. Furthermore, activity and employment cooperatives (CAE) offer support for the creation and development of economic activity via shared services to project leaders who can thus test the viability of their project in a cooperative model. These cooperatives offer a unique framework for entrepreneurs defined in the law of July 31, 2014 relating to the social and solidarity economy and are mainly aimed at job seekers as well as beneficiaries of minimum social benefits. Also, he would like to know if a young person in precarious circumstances benefiting from the youth guarantee system, having signed a reciprocal commitment contract with a local mission, could join a CAE while continuing to benefit from his allowance flat rate even degressive.

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