Question 3062 — civil servants and public agents

Summary

Mr. Laurent Furst draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the conditions and modalities for implementing teleworking in the public service provided for by Decree No. 2016-151 of February 11, 2016. Indeed, the aforementioned decree provides in its article 3 that teleworking cannot be exercised for more than three days per week, article 4 nevertheless providing that this condition may be waived at the request of agents whose state health justifies it and after advice from the occupational physician. However, this exemption can only be granted for a maximum period of six months, renewable once. Also, he questions the reasons for this time limit, while on the one hand after one year of exercise, the organization of work in the form of teleworking must have demonstrated its relevance, and on the other hand that the state of health of certain agents which could justify the implementation of teleworking measures can continue well beyond this deadline. In such situations, and while certain agents may experience for a certain period a work organization compatible with their state of health, the fact of blindly imposing on them an obligation of effective presence after a year without taking into account for longer the reasons which governed the implementation of these measures may lead to feelings of abandonment. Also, in order to allow the agents concerned, often recognized as disabled workers, to be able to carry out their professional activity in good conditions, he would like to know the reasons which led to limiting this exemption over time and to know if the Government plans to lift this constraint by allowing, if the organization of the service allows it, to renew this exemption indefinitely.

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