FSU Secretary General Bernadette Groison denounced Tuesday Europe 1 the publication of a report that "suggests that officials would not do their job."
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310,000 civil servants work less than 35 hours a week, of which 190,000 do not justify this reduced working time, according to a report by the Inspectorate General of Finance. For the Secretary General of the Federation Syndicale Unitaire (FSU), the publication of this report, submitted a month ago to the government and unveiled Tuesday by Le Figaro , falls at a time favorable for the government.
"I still find that this report falls a little too well for the government, on the eve of a Council of Ministers where will be presented the draft law on the public service, challenged by all the trade unions. is a bit big, "Bernadette Groison condemns Europe 1.
"Do not mislead the opinion"
"Maybe we have a certain number of officials who are not at 35 hours, but if that is the case - it can happen and we can know the reasons - it is in a regulatory framework. Do not mislead the public: the state decided at a certain time that a certain number of civil servants could work a little less, but certainly in exchange for more difficult or different working conditions, "says the representative of the first trade union. of the State Public Service, at the microphone of Matthieu Belliard.
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"While the government wants to remove 120,000 positions of civil servants (in his bill, ed), as if by magic, it gives food to the public a report that suggests that the agents would not do their job and that it is where we will be able to win the famous posts he is about to delete ", denounces Bernadette Groison. In its civil service reform project, the executive aims to reduce the number of staff by 120,000 by 2022.