Question 20769 — territorial civil service

Summary

Mr. Vincent Descoeur draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the conditions of recruitment of nursing staff in establishments for dependent elderly people (EHPAD) falling under the territorial public service. Beyond obtaining a state diploma, these personnel must pass a specific competition in order to integrate the territorial civil service, which is neither the case in the state civil service, neither in the hospital public service, nor a fortiori to work in private EHPADs. In a context characterized by difficulties in recruiting nursing staff, the compulsory use of a specific competition proves restrictive for these establishments which, as a result, are forced to resort to temporary work or fixed-term contracts, which generates additional costs for residents. as for public budgets. The introduction of a precariousness bonus such as the Government envisages in the civil service transformation bill currently being examined in Parliament, will further increase these costs. This is why he asks him if, for the sake of standardizing the conditions of access to jobs in the three public functions and equality with private establishments, the Government plans to eliminate the obligation of competition for nursing staff wishing to work in EHPADs falling under the territorial public service.

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