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Guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews on Friday, Stanislas Guerini, Minister of Transformation and Civil Service, announced that he would like a measure so that administrations can systematically file complaints in place of public agents.
Establishment of apprentices, relaxation of promotions, better remuneration… The Minister of Transformation and Civil Service, Stanislas Guerini, is gradually outlining the contours of his future bill on the civil service. Guest of the Grande Interview Europe 1-CNews on Friday, the minister announced that he wanted a measure to “allow administrations to systematically file complaints in place of public agents, if public agents do not wish to do so”.
“Take a hospital, an agent who is going to suffer a threat, violence, sometimes considers that it is a form of double punishment to be obliged to file a complaint by name in his name. Tomorrow, I hope that his administration will be able to file complaint in his place,” he said.
“We must better protect those who protect us and those who serve us”
“This is a very strong signal to show all public officials in our country, all those who carry out public service missions, that they will never be alone. We must do so by protecting them, anticipating and equipping them” , he continued, indicating that he had released a fund of three million euros in France Services to protect civil servants. A system that Stanislas Guerini would like to see deployed throughout the territory where it is necessary. “We must better protect those who protect us and those who serve us,” he concluded.
Civil service reform must in particular expand the possibilities of paying civil servants on merit. Currently, the employers of the 5.7 million public employees can reward them by paying them a bonus, the annual compensation supplement (CIA), which however only represents a very small percentage of their remuneration. The objective of the reform is therefore to “better remunerate those who go out of their way to provide our public services”, in the words of Stanislas Guerini in November before the deputies.
In addition to expanding the possibilities for remuneration based on merit, the civil service reform confirmed Tuesday by Gabriel Attal should make it possible to “enter the public service more easily, move more easily within the public service and sometimes be able to leave the civil service more quickly. public service”, Stanislas Guerini summarized in November.