Question 17057 — territorial civil service

Summary

Mr. Philippe Gosselin draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the terms of internal promotion to the rank of territorial supervisor. Decree No. 88-547 of May 6, 1988 allows civil servants falling within the employment framework of territorial technical assistants to access, through internal promotion, the employment framework of territorial supervisory agents. Although this is a promotion, this appointment may result in lower remuneration if the agent held the rank of senior technical assistant first class. Indeed, the index scale for supervisors always falls under pay scale 5, whereas first-class principal technical assistants falling under pay scale 6 are likely to access this grade through internal promotion. For example, a senior technical assistant from first class currently positioned at the seventh level (IB: 481 - IM: 417) is reclassified in the event of promotion to the twelfth level of the grade of supervisor, corresponding to the last level of the grid (IB: 459 - IM: 402): this reclassification takes place at an index lower than that currently held in the context of technical assistant jobs. Of course, the “escape clause” allows the agent to keep his salary previous index if it proves to be higher than that relating to the step of the grade of supervisor in which he is now classified. However, this provision does not resolve the difficulty for agents close to retirement who will not have time to benefit from career progression to the rank of supervisor. The latter will be penalized in their final years of career and in their retirement. This is why he would seem desirable to allow technical assistants at the end of their career to directly access the rank of principal supervisor without having to prove six years of effective service. He asks what the Government intends to do, particularly in the context of civil service reform, to remedy this inconsistent and penalizing situation for those concerned.

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