Question 1191 — state civil service

Summary

Mr. Christophe Barthès draws the attention of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the modalities of compensation for the on-call obligations of prison officers. In fact, agents benefiting from a housing concession, or having refused to benefit from it, are not entitled to hourly or financial compensation for their on-call obligations. The on-call duty is an additional constraint for the agents, who already carry out difficult work. In fact, they have waived a benefit for personal reasons, but are considered in the same way as agents benefiting from accommodation. The occupation of official accommodation does not constitute an obligation and agents should be free to refuse it without renouncing any consideration for the on-call obligations and in particular the hourly or financial compensation for the latter. For example, a prison officer who would like to become owner would not be compensated following the refusal of accommodation due to service requirements. This is not desirable for these women and men who deserve more recognition. He asks him if he plans to financially compensate for the refusal of accommodation by prison officers who are on call.

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