Question 3294 — hospital public service

Summary

Ms. Annie Vidal draws the attention of the Minister of Public Action, Civil Service and Simplification to the situation of hospital public service agents facing economic difficulties linked to inflation. According to the SUD Union, many professionals, in particular caregivers, qualified hospital service agents (ASHQ) and technical agents, are struggling to meet their needs. In order to compensate for these difficulties, some of them would like to carry out a complementary activity in sectors under high pressure, such as catering or cleaning. However, the current regulations governing the accumulation of activities are particularly restrictive for hospital workers. According to the public health code, public officials can only combine their main job with another paid activity under certain circumstances. terms. In particular, FPH agents must obtain prior authorization from their hierarchical authority, which can be a considerable obstacle for agents wishing to carry out a complementary activity. In addition, certain professions in tension, where hospital workers wish to intervene, suffer from a labor shortage and are often incompatible with the restrictions imposed by these regulations. In state, these hospital workers face legal and disciplinary risks, although they aspire to improve their income while meeting the glaring needs of the job market. She therefore asks him what the Government's intentions are regarding a possible revision, with a view to relaxing and simplifying the regulations on the accumulation of activities for public sector agents. hospitable.

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