Question 19229 — disabled people

Summary

Mr. Éric Pauget draws the attention of the Secretary of State, attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the consequences caused by the degression applied to the disabled adult allowance (AAH). This measure does not allow people with disabilities to work, according to their abilities, even though work is a vector of integration and a social bond for many of them. Today, the degression of the AAH applies from the first euro of salary received. However, many disabled people are forced, for medical reasons, to work part-time. For example, young people with autism can often only work part-time and although they demonstrate high technical skills, their salary very rarely exceeds 750 euros gross per month. Number of associations in the Alpes-Maritimes department are illustrative of this situation. Also, with this level of income, the AAH would therefore only be 450 euros according to the 40% reduction rate, even though specific expenses linked to disability must be covered. Constituting a real obstacle to employment, particularly among young people, he asks him to kindly indicate to him whether the Government intends to modify the rule of degression of the AAH by only applying it from the receipt of a salary equivalent to the SMIC.

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