Jean-Paul Delevoye considers that the current system, under different regimes of social protection of workers is highly unequal .
Reforming of "emergency" system starting early retirement of those who were exposed to asbestos during their careers to make it fairer. This is the proposal made by the Ombudsman of the Republic, Jean-Paul Delevoye Wednesday. It considers the current system because different unequal social system by which the worker concerned is affiliated.
"In its legal rigidity, administration of these displaced workers is a source of unjustified inequalities in addition to the human tragedies caused by the development of diseases often fatal," said Jean-Paul Delevoye. This device enables employees to more than fifty years exposed to asbestos to take early retirement while receiving an allowance, the Acaata until they meet the conditions for retirement at full rate. But the calculation is complicated and sometimes Acaata unfavorable to employees.
In addition, "some plans do not serve the Acaata," said the mediator, citing the case of "most staff" and "employees of the mining-dependent. Moreover, the social system of independent (RSI) does not have a system of care for occupational diseases, he notes.
The mediator proposes to "extend the benefits of the device to any person known to be suffering from an occupational disease or illness related to its business caused by asbestos, irrespective of its social protection system." He then calls to "extend to all plans, while framing the right of access to Acaata from having worked in an establishment or risk activity ".
He also wants" to take advantage of the device paid employees under contract or temporary establishments listed and "harmonize the conditions of management of the allocation within the various regimes' .
Reforming of "emergency" system starting early retirement of those who were exposed to asbestos during their careers to make it fairer. This is the proposal made by the Ombudsman of the Republic, Jean-Paul Delevoye Wednesday. It considers the current system because different unequal social system by which the worker concerned is affiliated.
"In its legal rigidity, administration of these displaced workers is a source of unjustified inequalities in addition to the human tragedies caused by the development of diseases often fatal," said Jean-Paul Delevoye. This device enables employees to more than fifty years exposed to asbestos to take early retirement while receiving an allowance, the Acaata until they meet the conditions for retirement at full rate. But the calculation is complicated and sometimes Acaata unfavorable to employees.
In addition, "some plans do not serve the Acaata," said the mediator, citing the case of "most staff" and "employees of the mining-dependent. Moreover, the social system of independent (RSI) does not have a system of care for occupational diseases, he notes.
The mediator proposes to "extend the benefits of the device to any person known to be suffering from an occupational disease or illness related to its business caused by asbestos, irrespective of its social protection system." He then calls to "extend to all plans, while framing the right of access to Acaata from having worked in an establishment or risk activity ".
He also wants" to take advantage of the device paid employees under contract or temporary establishments listed and "harmonize the conditions of management of the allocation within the various regimes' .
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