Question 30657 — professions and social activities

Summary

Ms. Marion Lenne draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of social care assistants, caregivers and nurses working in private and associative structures. These employees are governed by the national collective agreement for the help, support, care and home services branch of May 21, 2010. The revision of this agreement for the remuneration part made by amendment No. 31-2016 of November 3, 2016 relating to the value of the point date of August 1, 2016. It has therefore been four years since the salary increase took place. It also appears that depending on the status, national collective agreement or specific to the structure, the reimbursement of mileage costs for social life support staff seems low compared to the daily use of their personal vehicles. and costs incurred by intensive use. These medico-social staff participated strongly through their responsibilities in providing functional, technical and professional support during the health crisis and particularly in rural areas where medical desertification is all the more felt. These personnel expect real recognition from the State. The majority of them have state diplomas and therefore require naturally a salary scale corresponding to their training. It therefore appears fair and egalitarian to consider the staff of these structures as caregivers in their own right, in the same way as territorial and hospital agents having the same responsibilities and the same functions, and thus to allow them career development and remuneration. Also, she asks him if a global overhaul of the services branch domicile is considered in this sense.

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