Question 31492 — professions and social activities

Summary

Mr. Guillaume Vuilletet questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the increase in the salary and status of home help. The health crisis has revealed a number of observations, particularly with regard to the organization of the health system, its capacity for mobilization and the value given to its main actors: health professionals. While the President of the Republic promised a “massive investment and revaluation of all careers” that the Minister is implementing via the “Ségur de la santé”, what about home help, whose seniority is already not recognized? During the crisis, home helpers, holders of a little-known and therefore little-recognized profession, were also first in line. Without them, keeping dependent people at home would have been impossible. But the decree government ratifying the exceptional bonus, tax-free and exempt from social security contributions paid to people who have effectively performed their duties in public health establishments between March 1, 2020 and April 30, 2020 does not concern care assistants. “The bonus for nursing homes will also be paid into home help and support services, whose commitment during the crisis is emphasize. Discussions continue with the departments, respecting the skills of each, to ensure financing.” Ultimately, it is the departments which find themselves committed by this promise, since they are the essential financiers of personal assistance services. He asks if the referral of funding to the departments is really coherent, since it is an announcement from the State, and that this profession suffers from an obvious lack of symbolic recognition.

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