Question 19713 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Jean-Pierre Cubertafon alerts the Minister of Labor to the difficulties affecting artisans in the implementation of the vocational training reform. Indeed, the ongoing reform of professional training has, for reasons of simplification, led to the transfer of the collection of training contributions from the DGFIP to the URSSAF. But this transfer had some hiccups. Thus an administrative error caused the loss of 170,000 contributor files and a dizzying drop in the resources of certain OPCAs, for example the FAFCEA. This organization had to suddenly suspend its support. As a result, since March 15, 2019, the FAFCEA no longer finances any training for artisans who request it. While craft professions are technical and practical professions, many artisans can no longer follow certain compulsory training courses. as part of their activity. Some training organizations are simply deprived of the capacity to carry out their activity, thus threatening numerous jobs. Also, he would like to know the response of his ministry's services to this problem. He asks what measures can be implemented to guarantee the right to training of artisans. He also asks what support the health organizations provide. training in difficulty can they count.

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