Question 24583 — diseases

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Mr. Xavier Breton draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the consequences suffered by people with diabetes in their professional lives. These people come up against legislation that has become obsolete due to changes in working conditions and suffer from preconceived ideas about their professional abilities. Access to regulated professions - police, firefighter, sailor, civil aviation, army etc. - is forbidden to them despite the immense therapeutic progress allowing a better balance of diabetes. This is a factor of exclusion from the labor market for the 1.3 million diabetic workers in France. Some choose to keep their diabetes secret at work, to the detriment of good medical follow-up. Sometimes imposed by employers, the status of recognition of the status of disabled worker (RQTH) does not constitute a response adapted to workers with long-term illness. Also, to encourage hiring and retention in employment, he asks whether it would be possible to create, in parallel with the RQTH, a long-term illness status (ALD) in order to allow these people to benefit from paid hours of absence for their medical follow-up. He wants to know if there are plans, in the short term, to set up an interministerial mission in order to to update the regulatory texts which limit the access of people with diabetes to prohibited professions.

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