Question 2752 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mrs Stéphanie Rist questions the Minister of Labor and Employment on the conditions of application of the donation of rest days to the parent of a seriously ill child. Since the “Salen” law of March 9, 2014, employees are authorized, in agreement with their employer, to give up all or part of their vacation days, in order to benefit another employee caring for a disabled or seriously ill child. For the public agents, this possibility is governed by Decree No. 2015-580 of May 28, 2015. However, this system provides that the donor agent and the recipient agent must necessarily report to the same employer, that is to say the same ministry, the same local authority or the same public establishment. It would therefore be impossible for an agent reporting to the Ministry of the Interior to give his days off to an agent of the hospital public service whose child is seriously ill. However, many public officials are eager to express their solidarity with parents of sick children in another public administration, particularly when they have already benefited from it themselves. She therefore asks him if it is possible to allow the donation of rest days between public officials who do not report directly to the same employer.

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