Question 42203 — professions and social activities

Summary

Mr. Luc Geismar draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the subject of staff working in residences for people with disabilities. They act as medical-psychological assistants or specialized educators and provide daily support to people with disabilities, in day care or on a permanent basis. If the measures taken within the framework of Ségur de la santé have been beneficial for many of medical personnel, it is necessary to ensure that the health and medico-social sectors are not harmed. Indeed, depending on their financing scheme (ARS or department), not everyone is eligible for the Ségur bonus. This is all the more important for households which have an associative regime and have little room for maneuver to revalue staff index scales due to disparities in treatment compared to staff performing similar functions in EHPADs. The latter were in fact able to benefit from salary increases and bonuses linked to Ségur de la santé, while staff at homes for people with disabilities did not benefit from these measures. This situation leads to recruitment difficulties, which are added to those which existed before the health crisis due to the conditions difficult conditions in which these professions are practiced. This is all the more true in residences which house an EHPAD and a residence welcoming people with disabilities, where staff receive different treatment depending on whether they work in the EHPAD unit or in the “reception” unit for people with disabilities. This is why he draws attention to the need to defend the status of specialized personnel among people with disabilities, whose work is essential.

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