Question 2037 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Joël Giraud draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the conditions for exercising an occasional trainer activity by professionals not reporting to URSSAF. They must submit an initial declaration of activity to the prefecture and submit an educational and financial report every year. If they do not take these steps, which is the case for the majority of artisans, particularly in manual trades, they must be employed by training centers which request them occasionally (often for very short periods). These complicated procedures for the professionals concerned and the training organizations are dissuasive. Hiring these one-off trainers causes extremely heavy administrative work for short interventions, some lasting only one or two days. This requires establishing a declaration hiring then a pay slip a balance of any account, etc., for professionals who already pay social security contributions within the framework of their business. If a craftsman or independent worker could act as a trainer occasionally (less than 30 days per year) in the normal course of his company's activity and bill for his service, this would represent a significant administrative simplification. This measure would encourage the intervention of working professionals in training centers, and would promote employment through the links that are forged between trainers and learners. Also, he asks him to please let him know his position on this proposal.

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