2016
DOI: 10.3917/rs.072.0013
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Le compte personnel de prévention de la pénibilité : clefs de lecture d’un dispositif novateur

Abstract: Cet article resitue le compte personnel de prévention de la pénibilité (C3P), créé par la réforme des retraites de janvier 2014, dans une perspective plus large, en tenant compte des travaux existants dans différents champs et des débats actuels et passés. Une analyse de ses caractéristiques et de son fonctionnement permet d’abord d’expliciter les choix portés par le C3P. Compte individuel, il permet d’accumuler des droits portables à tout moment de la vie professionnelle. Ces droits peuvent être consacrés à d… Show more

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“…The interprofessional negotiations on the definition and recognition of arduous work, which began only in February 2005, very quickly came up against the employers' desire to restrict the compensation system by retaining high exposure thresholds and a purely individual and medical approach to this issue, thus neglecting the proven effects on health of arduous work. The government finally and very lately followed the long-standing position of the employers' organisation (Medef, Mouvement des entreprises de France) on this issue and the measures taken in the French law of 2010 did not ultimately concern the recognition of arduous work, but rather the medical recognition of disability (Jolivet, 2016).…”
Section: Working Conditions and The Issue Of Arduous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interprofessional negotiations on the definition and recognition of arduous work, which began only in February 2005, very quickly came up against the employers' desire to restrict the compensation system by retaining high exposure thresholds and a purely individual and medical approach to this issue, thus neglecting the proven effects on health of arduous work. The government finally and very lately followed the long-standing position of the employers' organisation (Medef, Mouvement des entreprises de France) on this issue and the measures taken in the French law of 2010 did not ultimately concern the recognition of arduous work, but rather the medical recognition of disability (Jolivet, 2016).…”
Section: Working Conditions and The Issue Of Arduous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%