Question 42014 — professions and social activities

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Ms. Isabelle Santiago alerts the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the deterioration of working conditions in the care and support professions. Shortage of staff, inequalities of treatment between professionals, lack of recognition, unclear career development, exhaustion of teams working at home or in establishments... The demands which led, in October 2021, to a national mobilization of professionals in the care and support professions never end. Alerts are also multiplying on the tensions in the structures and services of the medico-social, social and health fields, weighing more and more on the care of the public, forcing choices and sacrifices. Associations in the sector are today faced with inequalities and injustices which have repercussions on the public helped or supported: inequalities between the public sector and the non-profit private sector, inequality in recognition of work by public authorities, inequalities in remuneration at a comparable level of education. Ultimately, it is the people being cared for who will suffer: the elderly, people with disabilities, young children or adolescents, socially excluded people or people with social difficulties who need to be supported. This must start with a real increase in the salaries of all care and support professionals and real equality in salaries in the voluntary sector too. But this also requires an improvement in working conditions, by acting on working hours, geographical mobility, a suitable place of exercise, and risk prevention. There is a real shortage of personnel which deployed in the face of these working conditions which cause a lack of vocation and staff flight. And the announcements from Ségur de la santé, which once again result in additional financial burdens on local authorities in charge of the medical-social sector, do not reassure. She asks him what he plans to do to defend the attractiveness of care and support professions and give them the means to do so. missions serving the people welcomed.

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