Question 33401 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Aina Kuric draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the situation of beneficiaries of the disabled adult allowance who are asserting their right to retirement. Disabled workers face a significant drop in their income when they retire and leave their position in a work support establishment and service (ESAT). Unfortunately, disabled workers who have to stop their professional activity retain their disability. However, the cost of living does not decrease when they stop working and this can create significant problems for them, particularly when they do not have close caregivers to support them on a daily basis or help them financially. As long as he works, the ESAT worker who lives alone and has no children receives a basic salary, assistance at the position and an AAH supplement for a total of 100% of the SMIC. Its reference is therefore the SMIC, that is to say 1,539.42 euros (current gross SMIC). In retirement, their income will drop much more than for a worker in an ordinary environment. The amount of his retirement will be calculated, following the rules of the general plan for the private sector, solely from his basic salary and the job assistance (in short, what appears on the registration form). pay, maximum 800 euros gross). The AAH supplement being an aid and not a salary, it is not taken into account. The amount of his pension will therefore be very low and will entitle him to an AAH supplement for a total not exceeding 100% of the AAH (and no longer the SMIC). The reference will thus be the AAH, that is to say nearly 900 euros net (amount for a single person). Also, she would like to know if it can be considered to increase the AAH supplement received by disabled retirees to bring their remuneration to the equivalent of a net minimum wage, or 1,200 euros. This income would allow them to live with dignity. If this proves impossible, why not allow them to benefit from CMU to be able to cover their medical care needs? She asks him his position on this subject.

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