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Strongly mobilized during the coronavirus crisis, many medico-social professionals expected government recognition for their commitment. Especially since the executive had already announced a bonus for carers in hospitals, as well as for staff of Ehpad. However, there was still uncertainty about the other trades in the sector. But in the decree which will be published soon in the Official Journal, and which Europe 1 was able to consult, this premium will be well extended to all medico-social personnel, including those in the private sector.
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Social assistance for children and assistance to migrants and refugees will be entitled to the premium
The exceptional premium will therefore also concern social establishments: social assistance for children, the services of the Judicial Protection of Youth, services for adults in social difficulties (Samu Social, emergency accommodation, social reintegration, etc.), establishments for asylum seekers and refugees. The personnel of the medico-social establishments, like the services welcoming elderly people or adults and children with disabilities, will also be rewarded.
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The decree also specifies the amounts of these boost. In the 40 departments most affected by the epidemic, the premium will amount to 1,500 euros for medico-social establishments and 1,000 euros for social services. In the other more spared territories, it will be 1,000 euros for everyone. In detail, these premiums will concern all the professionals actually present from March 1 to April 30 (including those in telework) and will not be taxable or subject to social security contributions.