Switching providers
Social services provider vs accredited social secretariat: what are the differences?
Salerys operates as a social services provider and is not an accredited social secretariat. This distinction is not mere semantics: it clearly defines what is handled directly and what is coordinated.
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Two statuses, two distinct scopes
An accredited social secretariat holds a specific ministerial approval governing certain statutory duties. A social services provider operates on a contractual basis, with an agreed scope and formal mandates established with the employer.
What this means for you
In both instances, contractual clarity is essential: the engagement letter specifies which formalities are directly managed, which are coordinated, and which remain the responsibility of the employer or qualified legal counsel.
Our commitment to transparency
We never refer to Salerys as a “social secretariat”, and the precise scope of our engagement is fully detailed in our proposal before work begins. This information does not constitute formal legal advice.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute individual legal advice. For your specific situation, contact us.