Disability policy: how to move from a financial emergency to a sustainable dynamic

The end of capping, higher contributions, new rules: in 2026, the game changes. This webinar gives you the keys to transforming regulatory pressure into a concrete, controlled and credible approach.

The challenge is no longer simply to meet an employment obligation. It's about understanding where the room for maneuver lies, making management more reliable, and transforming this pressure into a useful and credible approach. In many organizations, actions already exist: SEEPH, DuoDay, awareness-raising events. These highlights are valuable - but they often remain focused on a given moment, without producing any lasting effects on representations or managerial reflexes.

In the program

45 minutes to combine financial, regulatory and operational aspects

Context

Deciphering the 2026 context

Concrete changes: end of capping, new contribution calculation methods, changes in deductible expenses. What you need to know to plan ahead.

Levers

The levers that really influence contribution

Identification of often overlooked room for maneuver: recognition of situations, subcontracting, trainees, recoverable expenses.

Durability

Beyond highlights: building a lasting momentum

The limits of one-off approaches. How to prolong the impact of actions undertaken and get management on board on a daily basis.

Method

Combining data, management and awareness

Presentation of an approach that links numerical steering, managerial involvement and anchoring in practices - with a focus on the TeamGether tool.

Your speakers

Two complementary areas of expertise

Diane GUIGUI

Diane Guigui

HR Expert - G.A.C. Group

Diane drives high-impact growth strategies by combining regulatory expertise, financial optimization and societal commitment. A specialist in disability and inclusion issues, she helps organizations create high value-added offerings and sustainable partnerships.

Frédérique Chabbert

CEO & co-founder - TeamGether by Effency
Founder of Effency in 2016, Frédérique developed TeamGether, a digital companion integrated with Teams and Slack, which anchors learning in employees' daily lives through personalized micro-courses.

Free registration

Reserve your place for May 12

Participate live or receive the replay - registration is completely free.
 
  • The 2026 regulatory context
  • Concrete ways to vary your contribution
  • A method for anchoring a sustainable approach
  • Live focus on TeamGether
  • Replay sent to all registrants

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Frequently asked questions

All you need to know

It is designed for HR managers, disability representatives, diversity and CSR managers, and anyone else involved in steering or implementing their organization's disability policy. Whether you're just starting out or looking to structure an existing approach, the content is designed to be actionable.
The capping measure, which limited sudden increases in contributions, came to an end in December 2024 and concerns the 2025 contribution. At the same time, the rules governing deductible expenses are changing. For some companies, this may mean a significant increase in their AGEFIPH or FIPHFP contribution.
These high points are valuable, but rarely produce lasting effects on day-to-day practices. This webinar looks precisely at how to prolong the impact of these actions, make disability situations more visible and anchor reflexes in management over time.
TeamGether is a digital companion developed by Effency, integrated directly into Teams or Slack. It accompanies employees through 5-10 minute micro-courses to anchor good practices in daily life - far beyond a one-off awareness-raising exercise.
Yes, registration is completely free. A replay will be sent to all registrants after the session. We do, however, recommend live participation to take advantage of the exchange time and ask the speakers your questions.
You'll leave with a clear understanding of the 2026 regulatory context, a map of the levers that really influence your contribution, and a method for linking data, management and awareness in a coherent, measurable approach.

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