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Question 27598 — tourism and leisure

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Mr. Bernard Brochand draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the latest directive from Pôle emploi concerning guides-interpreters which must come into force on April 1, 2020. The Federation of guides-interpreters of the PACA region (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur), which is the spokesperson for all guides-lecturers in France, fears that this new system will reduce to nothing the Pôle emploi allowances which allowed so far professionals in this sector to survive in the low season, a period of unpaid work. This new directive changes the rule for calculating the amount of daily allowances received by the "permittent", by dividing his remuneration by the number of calendar days and no longer by the number of days worked, which seems to assume that he works 365 days out of 365 days. Added to this is the fact that in season, the “permittents” tourism workers are required to work seven days a week and sometimes during the day and evening. With the new directive, hours worked beyond 8 hours per day will no longer be taken into account. The Federation of Interpreter Guides believes that if this directive is maintained, their profession risks simply disappearing. He would also like to know what measures it intends to take so as not to aggravate the precariousness of these tourism professionals.

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