Question 8824 — young people

Summary

Mr. Antoine Vermorel-Marques draws the attention of the Minister of Sports, Youth and Community Life to the low remuneration of educational employment contracts (CEE), having regard to their training. The very low hourly remuneration of these staff, most of whom hold the certificate of aptitude for facilitator functions (BAFA) or a diploma mentioned in articles 1 and 2 of the amended decree of February 9, 2007, or are agents holders of the territorial civil service, the list of which is established by the decree of March 20, 2007, seriously harms the attractiveness of the animation sector. This reality makes it impossible to attract, recruit and retain committed facilitators, which weakens the quality of the supervision offered to minors. It is crucial to emphasize that the majority of these staff, at the beginning of their career, are often dedicated students, seeking to finance their studies. In a sector where the need for supervision is constantly growing, this situation weighs on reception structures, on families and especially on minors, who deserve to be supervised by competent, valued and recognized professionals. In this context, he asks what concrete measures the Government plans to implement to combat precariousness in animation professions.

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