Question 24740 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Pierre Cabaré questions the Minister of the Interior about overtime accumulated by law enforcement officers. The police are expressing concerns about the process that has been initiated, while some agents are accumulating more than 1,300 overtime hours. At this stage, it is expected that the stock of accumulated overtime will be absorbed by their payment, depending on the available credits. This payment is well received by law enforcement but some agents would prefer to be able to recover overtime rather than being paid for it. This request is legitimate. The police are fully mobilized in often difficult conditions, notably during the “yellow vest” crisis or during the attacks which have regularly struck French soil. They are subject to strong psychological pressure: some demonstrators no longer hide their hatred and go so far as to chant “commit suicide” to the police and gendarmes. In this context, allowing law enforcement officers the opportunity to recover their overtime hours to rest and spend time with their families from whom they are regularly separated would be appreciated. He therefore wishes to know whether he is in favor of this option.

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