Question 6867 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Guillaume Florquin draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for autonomy and disability, to the counterproductive effects of the recent revaluation of the gross hourly rate of the disability compensation benefit (PCH) in the context of direct employment. Since April 1, 2025, the gross hourly rate covered in this framework has increased to 19.34 euros gross per hour, i.e. a net salary of 12.75 euros (paid leave included), with 6.59 euros in social security contributions. Until then, this price was 18.96 euros, with a net of 12.78 euros and 6.18 euros in contributions. This revaluation of the gross is therefore accompanied, paradoxically, by a drop in the net salary received by the educator. Beyond the financial question, this development poses a real problem on the ground. It is already extremely difficult for families to find a specialized professional. Even more, it is about finding a professional truly adapted to the specific needs of their child, which requires time, investment and stability which can only be ensured if the remuneration is fair and sustainable. Under these conditions, this tariff change arouses real concern, out of step with the spirit of support that the PCH is supposed to have. ensure. He therefore wishes to know if the Government is considering corrective measures so that increases in the gross rate do not result in a drop in the net remuneration of those involved and if adjustments are planned to guarantee the initial spirit of support and social justice which should guide the PCH.

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