Question 10769 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Bruno Fuchs questions the Secretary of State, to the Minister of Action and Public Accounts, on the increase in the salary of public officials. During the campaign for the presidential election, the President of the Republic was committed to increasing the purchasing power of all workers, public and private sectors combined. The social security financing law for 2018 made this campaign commitment a reality for employees in the private sector by reducing employee contributions by 3.15 points compared to 2017 and increasing the normal rate of generalized social contribution by 1.7 points. For the self-employed, 75% of them saw their purchasing power increase through a reduction in their contribution greater than the increase in the general social contribution. On the other hand, for public sector assets, the increase in the contribution generalized social security was only simply compensated. The latter did not see their purchasing power improved by this measure. In addition, it only concerns agents currently in post and will not concern new entrants to the public service. During the presidential campaign, the President of the Republic committed to eliminating 120,000 public employee positions out of the 5.451 million people working in the sector. French public sector as of December 31, 2015. The civil service represents one in five jobs in France and therefore a significant part of the workforce, their index point is also frozen. The digital revolution at work in society will profoundly transform public services and will generate savings for the State budget. But so that this transformation of the State is not experienced solely through the prism of a accounting vision, the avenues of reform for agents of the three public functions must be ambitious. This is why and in order to realize the campaign commitments made during the presidential election, he asks him what he intends to do so that the agents, who work daily and with a strong commitment to public service, see their salary increased in the same way as the salaries of private sector workers.

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