Question 33266 — self-employed and self-employed

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Ms. Marie-Christine Verdier-Jouclas draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Employment and Integration to the absence of a legislative mechanism governing student work in the context of digital jobbing platforms which connect micro-entrepreneurs and businesses. We know that working arrangements for young students are few in number and rarely adapted, while 46% of French students work in parallel of their studies and that this income represents on average 54% of their monetary resources. The poverty rate among young people has doubled in 40 years for those under 25 and the unemployment rate for this age group stood at 19.4% in 2019. The development of these digital platforms provides a solution not only to companies, which are developing a rapid and adaptable model, but they also offer young people new, more flexible forms of work. However, there are no safeguards against the use of these platforms, which is detrimental for students. She would like to know if the establishment of a legal system was possible in order to supervise the use of these collaborative platforms and that of the micro-entrepreneur status granted to students.

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