Question 3024 — health professions

Summary

Article 48 of the social security financing law for 2021 was amended by article 44 of the law of August 16, 2022 on amending finances for 2022, aiming to transform the revaluation bonus known as the "Ségur bonus" into an additional index treatment, corresponding to 49 increased index points, for socio-educational and paramedical staff in the public sector covered by the decrees of April 28, 2022 (i.e. €183 net as of April 1, 2022 and €189 since July 1, 2022). Maternal and child protection doctors (PMI), like doctors working in social and medico-social establishments and services, are not affected by this measure because they have benefited since April 1, 2022 from a special revaluation system corresponding to a gross monthly amount of 517 euros, calculated on the average revaluation of practitioners hospitals (increase in exclusive public service compensation). These doctors are, in fact, rarely tenured civil servants. As contract workers, they could not benefit from additional index treatment. The option of bonus treatment was therefore the most favorable to the profession. Initially, the payment of the doctors' upgrading bonus was governed by the decrees of April 28, 2022. To the extent where these decrees were repealed, the revaluation bonus of €517 gross is now provided for all doctors covered by decree no. 2022-717 of April 27, 2022. It should be noted that certain departments have chosen to put in place other revaluation systems for PMI doctors and are not in favor of such a system being made compulsory. In order to financially support the departments in the deployment of salary increases, the State compensates up to 30% of these new expenses.

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