Question 18939 — professions and social activities

Summary

Mr. Yannick Favennec-Bécot draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the concerns expressed by childminders regarding the reform of unemployment insurance. This reform project and in particular the combination of employment and unemployment raises serious concerns. The return to work assistance (ARE) system constitutes essential financial support to limit the precariousness of childminders and this issue is all the more stronger in a rural department. People practicing this profession who welcome young children wish to recall the specificity of their profession which can only be practiced after approval issued by the departmental council. They are subject to variable and sometimes flexible hours, being able to wait 13 hours per day. Terminations of contracts are beyond their control and occur due to moving of the family, or the child's entry into school or daycare. Depending on the geographic area and time of year, it can be very difficult to replace a lost contract. Also, it is essential not to forget the specificity of their situation in the context of future reforms. This is why he asks him to kindly indicate the Government's intentions regarding the legitimate concerns of the assistants. maternal.

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