Question 21671 — associations and foundations

Summary

Mr. Raphaël Schellenberger draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the difficulties encountered by association presidents when hiring temporary entertainment workers. Indeed, as part of its activities, an association can set up a cultural project occasionally (for example a fair) or regularly (for example a festival). In order to recruit artists, volunteers are subject to several obligations: registration at the one-stop shop for occasional entertainment (GUSO), declaration prior to employment (DPAE), simplified single declaration (DUS), declaration of contributions due for employment, annual declaration of social data (DADS), employment certificate intended for Pôle emploi, employment certificate intended for the entertainment leave fund, establishment of a long-term employment contract determined usage (CDDU) and finally, payment of social security contributions. All of these procedures, cumbersome and time-consuming, demonstrate a desire for hyper-professionalization of associations, and prove counterproductive, particularly for volunteers in rural areas. Consequently, he asks him what measures he intends to take to relieve volunteers during this declaration process.

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