Question 20436 — unemployment

Summary

Mr. Joël Aviragnet questions the Minister of Culture on the future of the specific compensation scheme for intermittent workers in the entertainment industry. At the start of 2019, negotiations between the social partners ended in failure and the Government therefore decided to rule by decree on the future of this compensation, which caused concern among professionals. The future of the specific compensation scheme for intermittent workers in the entertainment sector deserves particular attention in order to preserve the safety of these professionals subject to constraints. Also, he asks him to clearly confirm his position of December 2018: “The Government does not wish to modify the specific conditions in question () Let us not break this regime which is our strength. This system, which is our French specificity, is important for creation.” In addition, he asks that the Government takes note and accepts the unanimous agreement on unemployment insurance signed at the level of the entertainment branch on January 21, 2019, that it respects the principle of flexicurity, the very foundation of the mode of operation of the audiovisual and entertainment sectors and finally that the Government admits that intermittent workers in the entertainment industry are today the only employees to contribute to unemployment insurance, which justifies this system being specific.

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