Question 1996 — employment and activity

Summary

Mr. Loïc Prud'homme questions the Minister of the Economy and Finance on the abolition of subsidized contracts and its consequences. In the middle of summer 2017, the Government took a measure which is already having dramatic consequences for professional integration, community life and social ties: the drastic reduction in subsidized contracts. From 460,000 in 2016, their number will be reduced to 310,000 in 2017 then 200,000 in 2018, a drop of 60% within 2 years. It is the largest social plan the country has ever known. The arguments about their cost and effectiveness do not hold up: all supported jobs cost 12 times less than the CICE and they lead, for example, to stable employment for 57% of them in the commerce sector. Aided contracts allow numerous associations, local authorities, educational establishments and sports clubs to develop projects and support a wider audience while promoting the return to employment of hundreds of thousands of people. In the 3rd district of Gironde, the consequences of this decision are already being felt by many structures which are alarmed by the job cuts and the loss of activities that the disappearance of subsidized contracts will cause. Thus, for the SAGE associative crèche located in the town of Bègles, 6 people who will be missing next year. Its activity, in the long term, is jeopardized. In the educational field, the FCPE of the Jean-Jaurès school in Villenave-d'Ornon is concerned to see an EVS position eliminated in one of the schools at the start of the school year. More generally, all educational establishments are alarmed by the disappearance of numerous administrative assistant jobs for management, essential to the proper functioning of school and supporting students in the best possible conditions. The DIACONAT association, which works in the field of mutual aid and solidarity in Bordeaux, is particularly concerned because it employs 27 employees on subsidized contracts. Since benefiting from the system, 23 of its employees have moved from a subsidized contract to a permanent contract. Tackling subsidized contracts amounts to tackling the problem of integration from the small end of the telescope. Removing them has the consequence of putting in great difficulty several associations, administrations and local authorities already heavily affected by austerity policies. He asks him if the elimination of subsidized contracts will be followed by an ambitious employment integration plan to put an end to precariousness and strengthen local associations and public services which work for social bonds.

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