Question 9248 — State civil service

Summary

Mr. Joël Bruneau draws the attention of the Minister of Public Action, the Civil Service and Simplification to the situation of state civil service agents who have passed a competitive examination, but whose index reclassification proves unfavorable, despite their seniority and their previous professional career. This is particularly the case, for example, of a school teacher for 18 years (category A), who passed the external customs competition in category C in 2021, then the internal competition in category B in 2023. When it was integrated into this new corps, it was reclassified at gross index 473, i.e. the maximum index for category C, in accordance with the provisions in force. On the other hand, his index was not reassessed to take into account that which he previously held when he obtained category B customs assistance. Concretely, in changing administrative sector, this state civil servant sees himself demoted from index 587 to index 473. This situation raises a question as to the articulation between the reclassification rules applicable to state civil servants and the effective recognition of their previous career. In this case, the reclassification carried out does not make it possible to promote the career accomplished in category A, nor even to ensure the maintenance of the previously acquired index, which goes against the stated objectives in terms of internal mobility. He asks whether regulatory adjustments or clarifications of interpretation are envisaged in order to remedy this situation.

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