Question 9605 — state civil service

Summary

Mr. Julien Limongi questions the Minister of State, Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, on the situation of prison officers, who very frequently resort to overtime to ensure the continuity of public service. Currently, overtime is capped at 108 hours per agent per quarter. Hours worked beyond this ceiling are not lost: they are kept in the counter and carried over to the following quarter. However, given the accumulation of these hours, they can never be made up, which constitutes a dead loss for the agents. A significant part of the surveillance staff thus finds themselves working a considerable volume of overtime, due to a lack of sufficient staff, without being able to be paid on time. This situation leads to a debt of unpaid hours, which weakens the motivation and working conditions of agents. He would like to know if he plans to pay overtime worked beyond the 108 quarterly hours, or at the very least, to lift the current cap in order to take into account the real investment of prison officers and to ensure the continuity and quality of the public service.

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