due to the Olympics, civil servants will be able to save more leave in 2024

The 5.7 million public employees will be authorized to place more days of leave than usual on their time savings account (CET) in 2024, due to the increased summer activity expected in France with the hosting of the Games Olympics (from July 26 to August 11, 2024) and Paralympics (from August 28 to September 8).

This measure is formalized in three draft decrees that the government must present on Friday, December 15 to the unions, during the common public service council (CCFP), a consultative body.

According to these texts, ” notwithstanding “, the maximum number of days that agents can store on their CET at the end of 2024 is increased from sixty to seventy days. This provision had already been activated in 2020, during the Covid-19 pandemic.

In the state civil service and the hospital civil service, the decrees also allow agents to add up to twenty days to their CET in 2024, compared to a usual maximum of ten days.

Once placed on a CET, the days of leave can either be taken later or be paid by the employer (except for the first fifteen days, which cannot be monetized).

In hospitals and the state civil service, the fixed amount of compensation for days of leave that agents choose to have paid by their employer has recently been increased.

It now stands at 150 euros gross for category A agents (compared to 135 euros previously), 100 euros for those in category B (compared to 90 euros) and 83 euros for those in category C (compared to 75 euros).

“Promote teleworking as much as possible”

According to the circular distributed at the end of November by Matignon, the decrees relating to the CET are the only “regulatory development common to the entire civil service” envisaged at this stage with a view to the Games.

In order to avoid transport congestion, “administrations are strongly encouraged (…) to encourage teleworking as much as possible”urged the Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne, in the circular.

Bonuses of up to 1,500 euros gross may benefit agents only. “directly” (the word is underlined) involved or mobilized in the organization of the Games, insists Matignon.

An information point on the Olympics, for unions, is planned during the CCFP on Friday. The latter denounce what they believe was insufficient consultation before the distribution of this circular.

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