Question 16255 — decorations, badges and emblems

Summary

Mr. Bertrand Petit questions the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity on the recognition of mixed careers for obtaining the medal of honor for work. This is an honorary distinction which aims to reward seniority of service for employees, the quality of their initiatives taken in the exercise of their profession or their efforts to obtain a better qualification. This distinction, which values ​​work, is essential in social organization. It includes four levels, which depend on the length of service performed. However, years completed in the public sector are not taken into account for obtaining it. Thus, employees who have worked for several years in the public sector cannot claim the step corresponding to their actual length of service. However, under the effect of several phenomena that cross the world of work, mixed careers are developing. Throughout their career, individuals are led to pursue professions both in the public sector and in the private sector. This transition from one sector to another sometimes involves real opportunities and sometimes forced choices. In any case, these professional paths must be valued like the others, since it is about recognition of work by society. This is why he asks her to kindly indicate whether she intends to modify the regulatory texts in order to recognize mixed careers and thus respond to the keen expectations of associations of decorated workers.

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