the scenario is “unsustainable”, warns a parliamentary report | EUROtoday

“A cry of alarm”. The Renaissance deputy David Amiel judged, Wednesday April 17, ” unsustainable “ the scenario of public officers when it comes to housing, in a report submitted to the federal government which recommends specifically reserving social and intermediate housing for civil servants.

“There is a global housing crisis” in France, famous the elected official from Paris throughout an change with the press. “But to this general crisis is added a specific crisis: today, public sector agents are treated less well than private sector employees”as a result of lack of a corporation equal to Action Logement within the public sector, he estimated, in keeping with Agence France-Presse (AFP).

To attempt to treatment this example, David Amiel proposes “immediate measures”, such because the extension of the Visale assure to public workers over 30 years outdated underneath the identical situations as within the non-public sector. If the measure is confirmed, it might prolong the good thing about this free deposit solely to civil servants incomes lower than 1,500 euros web per 30 days or who’ve simply been transferred.

Quickly make a prognosis

The parliamentarian additionally recommends rapidly drawing up a prognosis, territory by territory, of the housing wants of public officers. “The needs for social or intermediate housing, support for home ownership or temporary housing are very different from one territory to another”he observes.

Longer time period, “the production of a new supply of housing for public employees who are no longer able to find housing is essential”writes the MP within the report commissioned in November by the Minister of the Civil Service, Stanislas Guerini.

Mr. Amiel additionally pleads for “increase partnerships between public employers and landlords to direct a certain number of intermediate housing units to public agents”.

Facilitate the granting of loans

To face the “social emergencies” civil servants, he additionally asks to“set up a framework permitting housing inside social residences or younger staff’ properties to be directed to public officers. »

Finally, the MP suggests facilitating the granting of backed loans by employers to their brokers or workers, by making the tax and social framework of those loans extra enticing. David Amiel's proposals will likely be formally submitted to the federal government on Wednesday afternoon in Bordeaux, on the sidelines of the third Interministerial Committee on Housing for Public Agents.