Emmanuel Macron will briefly leave the golden bubble of Fort Brégançon. The President of the Republic is going to Toulon this Tuesday to "pay tribute" to the home carers who take care of the elderly or disabled.
The Elysée explains that Emmanuel Macron intends to express his "gratitude" for the "home professionals thanks to which people have been able to stay at home", despite "a task made more difficult by the difficulty of providing a mask, and by the confinement. "
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Emmanuel Macron will make announcements for the sector, specifies the presidency. It should also reaffirm the ambition "that people who wish to age at home as long as possible", continues this source. The president will be accompanied by Brigitte Bourguignon, Minister Delegate in charge of Autonomy and Sophie Cluzel, Secretary of State in charge of People with disabilities.
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According to data cited by the Elysée, 97% of home carers are women, often part-time employees, three times more often victims of work accidents than the average. Around 20% of jobs remain vacant in the home help sector.
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