Question 2470 — employment and activity

Summary

Mr. Jean-Louis Bricout draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the announcement of the halving of State credits allocated to financing employment centers for the 2018 budget year, in anticipation of a total withdrawal in the years to come. This budget had been protected over the last two financial years. Indeed, the 126 employment centers are places whose relevance and effectiveness are not only measured concretely by all the partners and beneficiary companies, but also objectified by the national evaluation carried out in 2016. Furthermore, their vocation as an integrator and the diversity of the areas of intervention (diagnosis, training engineering, GPTEC, integration) give these platforms an unprecedented and valuable capacity for innovation and territorial adaptation in the very broad field of employment. Furthermore, the hypothesis to ultimately return the entire financing of employment centers to local authorities creates the conditions for an unfair selection between the largest MDEs backed by rich communities and the most fragile, mainly rural and peri-urban communities, even though the State's participation in the financing is, on the contrary, the guarantee of the social and territorial cohesion which governed the creation of the employment centers. employment. In this context, it seems to him that such a brutal disengagement of the State constitutes a paradoxical signal at the very moment when the President of the Republic is opening the unemployment insurance and professional training projects. He asks him to clarify his position on this issue and that of the Government by asking him to indicate the directions he intends to take on this issue.

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