Overtime: Who needs evidence?
Yesterday morning, representatives of the CGT utilities required to express their deep concern after the presentation of a bill by 87 MPs calling for the freedom of recruitment by local authorities. Among 87députés two Morbihan: Jacques Le Nay, the mayor of Plouay, and Michel Grall, Mayor Carnac. This bill wants to "adapt and modernize a status that many consider to be unsuitable for current requirements of good human resource management." Only the sovereign functions of communities, such as marital status or the police, not change of status. For others, 12,000 workers are involved in territorial Morbihan, they would have a year to choose whether they wish to retain their current status or accept a private law status. For new hires, they would then all with contracts of employment law. For elected CGT "today, in a community, our status as a public service provides guaranteed for all. But if it passes under private status, it will be subject to the whim of the mayor or elected. Today, we are the guarantors of law enforcement. If you must give 100 € to someone, he gives 100 €. Tomorrow, we said if elected, you give 50 € and no more, we will not have our say, "said David Hadjeb, departmental secretary of the CGT public service. The project also highlights "the permanent recruitment needs of local governments. They can not hire contract only after a lengthy procedure, often misunderstood by candidates. " "We have between 30 and 33% in precarious territorial paid minimum wage after six-year career. Under private contract, they have no future. " CGT Morbihan decided to act so that this bill is not passed. A letter was sent to all mayors, senators, councilors and members of the department. A petition will also travel throughout the summer for transmission in early September, the two deputies signed the proposal.
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