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Question· Question écrite18419open
France · National Assembly · 4 June 2024
M. Didier Parakian appelle l'attention de Mme la ministre du travail, de la santé et des solidarités sur la problématique rencontrée par les taxis lors des négociations avec la Caisse nationale d'assurance maladie (CNAM) ainsi que sur les implications du nouveau dispositif de transport partagé. Les discussions avec la CNAM, prévues par l'article L322-5 du code de la sécurité sociale, se heurtent à des obstacles. L'Union nationale des taxis se trouve dans l'incapacité d'assumer pleinement son rôle de corps intermédiaire et de partenaires sociaux. En effet, les échanges et négociations avec les services de la CNAM sont bloqués. La récente disposition inscrite dans la loi de finances de la sécurité sociale 2024, spécifiquement à l'article 69, obligeant le transport partagé des assurés par les taxis, suscite de vives inquiétudes au sein de la profession. De fait, les taxis seront désormais contraints d'imposer un transport partagé avec d'autres assurés dans le cadre des déplacements pour des consultations ou des hospitalisations. Les taxis craignent que cette situation fragilise davantage les assurés et que ces nouvelles obligations pourraient affecter leur travail de manière significative. M. le député lui demande comment améliorer le dialogue avec la profession des taxis pour leurs permettre de mener à bien leur mission qui est fondamentale.
Question· Question écrite18417open
France · National Assembly · 4 June 2024
Mr. Didier Parakian draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity to the legislation relating to the representativeness of professional organizations in France. Current legislation favors the representation of large companies to the detriment of VSE-SMEs in the different professional branches as well as at the inter-professional level. One of the reasons for this observation is that only organizations professionals who represent more than 50% of the number of employees of member companies at the level considered benefit from the right to oppose an agreement. The number of member companies is not taken into account. Representatives of VSEs and SMEs can only very rarely have this right. This results in provisions that are unsuitable for VSEs and are often sources of administrative complexity. In addition, a weighting system has been defined to distribute seats in joint bodies or funding from social dialogue between professional organizations. However, this weighting is based mainly on the number of employees and marginally on the number of member companies, which penalizes VSEs, even though they represent 92% of French companies. Faced with this observation, previous governments declared that no legislative modification could not take place without prior agreement between the three organizations representing employers at the national and inter-professional level. It therefore appears necessary that the Government and Parliament can take up the process leading to an effective adjustment of the current rules so that employer representativeness is in accordance with the reality on the ground and that the interests of all businesses, including the smallest, are taken into account fairly. The MP would like to know the Minister's position regarding the creation of a symmetrical right of opposition, allowing one or more employer organizations which represent more than 50% of member employing companies to oppose an agreement. This development would contribute to improving the quality of social dialogue by inviting social partners to find the broadest possible consensus.
Question· Question écrite18317open
France · National Assembly · 4 June 2024
Mr. Didier Parakian draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity to the health of women at work. In France in 2023, more than a million women will find themselves in the halo of unemployment, one in two employees will be in a situation of psychological distress in the context of their work and almost three million women will be on antidepressants, which is twice as many as for men. Mr. MP has itself welcomed within its office the ACSS association (To each their own solution), a laboratory which identifies societal and health issues and then creates experimental programs. The current issue of this association concerns the health of women at work. These experimental programs aim to help women who have suffered burnout, who are in a precarious situation, or who are at risk of disintegration. All of this has significant repercussions for businesses, in terms of labor and talent, for society, because these women must be taken care of and this also has repercussions on families, with caregivers and children. Thus, he wishes to know what the Government intends to put in place to support existing structures which allow women in difficulty to integrate, reintegrate, or even maintain oneself in the job market.
Question· Question écrite16427answered
France · National Assembly · 26 March 2024
M. Didier Parakian appelle l'attention de M. le ministre de l'agriculture et de la souveraineté alimentaire sur la situation des apiculteurs en Provence. L'apiculture provençale et les miels de Provence sont emblématiques du territoire. Ils sont les marqueurs fondamentaux de notre identité régionale. Aujourd'hui, l'apiculture en Provence est confrontée à des bouleversements sans précédents. Aux côtés des équilibres naturels menacés, c'est la filière qui est en péril. Depuis plusieurs semaines, les apiculteurs provençaux ont lancé l'alerte. Leur constat est cruel et doit alerter : les abeilles sont en danger et, avec elles, tout l'équilibre de l'environnement. La souffrance des abeilles, qui représentent 90 % des insectes pollinisateurs, se matérialise directement par la mise en danger de la diversité des espèces végétales et de la chaîne alimentaire. Elles sont en première ligne du changement climatique ; elles en subissent de plein fouet les conséquences. L'accumulation de problèmes depuis plus de dix ans donne lieu à une crise multifactorielle parmi lesquels : frelons asiatiques et concurrence déloyale. Le frelon est un prédateur invasif menaçant la biodiversité en s'attaquant autant aux abeilles domestiques qu'aux insectes sauvages. Un seul nid de frelons consomme 11 kg d'insectes par an, dont seulement 30 % d'abeilles domestiques. Concernant la concurrence déloyale, certains pays inondent le marché mondial avec du faux miel. 68 000 tonnes rentrent sur le marché européen. Certains pays comme la Belgique et l'Espagne sont les points d'entrée principaux de ces miels sur le marché européen, ce qui rend toute restriction nationale inopérante. Ces miels frauduleux (rapport « From the Hives » issu de la Commission européenne) impactent le marché mondial et européen en tirant les prix vers le bas. Or la France importe 60 % de sa consommation de miel (UE et hors UE). Elle est donc très impactée par les niveaux de prix de ces marchés. Il souhaite donc l'interroger sur les mesures envisagées par le Gouvernement afin de protéger l'apiculture en Provence et en France.
Question· Question écrite15186answered
France · National Assembly · 13 February 2024
Mr. Didier Parakian draws the attention of the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs to the political situation in Senegal. While the presidential campaign was due to begin on Sunday February 4, 2024, President Macky Sall's decision to postpone the vote created uncertainty throughout the country. With the opposition calling for a march, a large part of Senegalese youth are in the streets. France follows with a lively pay attention to the situation in Senegal. She calls on the authorities to remove uncertainties around the electoral calendar so that the elections can be held as quickly as possible and in compliance with the rules of Senegalese democracy. France and Senegal maintain a privileged historical relationship. Human exchanges are dense, with a community of more than 22,000 French people in Senegal and a Senegalese diaspora in France estimated at more than 80,000 people. Thus, two thirds of Senegalese students abroad have chosen France where they constitute the first contingent of French-speaking foreigners. France is also the leading investor in Senegal, with more than 88% of the stock of foreign direct investments (FDI) and its leading commercial partner. More than a hundred French companies are established in the country. Although remained a pole of democratic stability since its first alternation in 2000, Senegal was recently prey to violence in March 2021 and June 2023, in the context of electoral rivalry between the president, Mr. Macky Sall and his main opponent, Mr. Ousmane Sonko. L'annonce the postponement of the presidential election scheduled for February 25, 2024 is likely to generate demonstrations and clashes with the police throughout the country. territory. He asks him about the action of France's diplomacy in Senegal to avoid a conflagration in the region.
Question· Question écrite14749open
France · National Assembly · 30 January 2024
Ministry of Labor, Health and Solidarity