Question 34164 — State civil service

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Mr. Didier Martin questions the Minister of Transformation and the Public Service on the use of teleworking in the public service. The current health crisis makes a reorganization of work essential and puts a strain on the collective capacity to adapt, and in particular that of public sector agents. As part of this overhaul of working habits, teleworking plays an essential role in measuring where it ensures continuity of activity while respecting barrier gestures. If its use has been made easier in recent years, in particular through the civil service transformation law, its use has been further strengthened in the context of the health crisis. In fact, currently 40% of agents, excluding national education and police, are teleworking. If efforts must be continued, the However, the deployment of teleworking should not be done without guaranteeing, at the same time, the proper functioning of public services. The French must continue to have access, under satisfactory conditions, to all of these services. From this perspective, a successful implementation of teleworking must meet two imperatives: that of protecting the health of employees and that of securing access to services. quality audiences. The MP would like to know what assessment it is possible to draw up today of the deployment of teleworking in the public service, particularly after the adoption of the decree of May 6, 2020. He would also like to obtain more details on the strategy that the Government intends to implement in the coming months to amplify this trend while guaranteeing the continuity of public service.

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