Question 41273 — self-employed workers and self-employed

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Ms. Cendra Motin questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about maintaining the rights previously acquired for self-employed workers. She wishes to draw the Minister's attention to a situation that the protective foundations of social security already govern but in which they do not seem to have been respected. Indeed, according to article L. 311-5 of the social security code, when a person carries out an activity as a self-employed worker, but cannot justify the conditions for opening rights to this social system, they retain their rights to previously acquired benefits. At the same time, the MP was alerted by self-employed workers who were not able to benefit from this protective right for the year 2020. In certain cases, some were not able to benefit from the full rate of maternity benefits because they had not contributed enough. However, they met the conditions for entitlement to these benefits during their previous activity. According to the article above, they could therefore have received the maternity benefits previously opened, which was refused to them. It is so that these cases do not recur that the MP wishes to know the corrective measures envisaged by the ministry. This inequality of treatment was able to place self-employed women in difficult economic and financial situations. She wishes to know to what extent retroactive payments of benefits due could be considered.

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