Question 12936 — secondary education

Summary

Mr. Manuel Bompard draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the profoundly unfair situation of the staff of the Marie Laurencin college, an establishment classified REP+ located in the 14th arrondissement of Marseille, who have been deprived, since the opening of the establishment in 2005, of the benefit of the specific seniority advantage (ASA), although provided for State civil servants working in working-class neighborhoods faced with the greatest social difficulties. While this college has always been integrated into all the systems relating to priority education and urban policy, its staff remain excluded from the ASA, due to a purely administrative argument relating to the opening date of the establishment. This exclusion appears all the more unacceptable as all the surrounding colleges relating to social situations comparable schools - notably Henri Wallon, Alexandre Dumas, Clair Soleil and Belle-de-Mai - benefit from this advantage. This situation clearly reflects unequal treatment of staff, resulting from a failure to update the list of eligible establishments, to the detriment of those who support the public education service in particularly difficult conditions. Yet, the specific seniority advantage aims precisely to recognize the particular constraints suffered by staff assigned to working-class neighborhoods, by an increase in seniority of one month per year of exercise during the first three years, then two months per additional year, in accordance with the decree of January 16, 2001 relating to establishments located in areas covered by the violence prevention plan. THE Refusal to the staff of the Marie Laurencin college, based exclusively on the date of creation of the establishment and on a list frozen for more than twenty years, cannot sustainably justify such a breach of equality. By refusing to correct this situation, the administration is maintaining a structural injustice against staff who are already in high demand and is contributing to a devaluation of the work accomplished in the REP+ establishments, even though the government discourse claims to make equal opportunities and the fight against territorial inequalities a priority. Also, the MP asks the Minister what concrete measures he intends to take to put an end to this administrative discrimination, proceed without delay with updating the list of establishments eligible for ASA and guarantee the granting of this advantage to staff. from Marie Laurencin college. He also questions him about the possibility of retroactive regularization for all the agents who worked in this establishment, in order to repair an injustice which has continued for almost twenty years.

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