No dismissal, professional downgrading or disciplinary sanction may be imposed for absences resulting from the application of articles L. 7227-1 and L. 7227-2, on pain of nullity and damages to the elected official. Reinstatement or reclassification in the job is by right.
The President or Vice-Presidents of the Assembly of Martinique, the President of the Executive Council and the Executive Councillors who, in order to exercise their mandate, have ceased to exercise their professional activity benefit, if they are employees, from the provisions of articles L. 3142-83 to L. 3142-87 of the Labour Code relating to the rights of employees who are members of the National Assembly and the Senate.
Civil servants governed by Titles I to IV of the General Civil Service Regulations shall, at their request, be placed on secondment to carry out one of the mandates or functions mentioned in article L. 7227-7.
At the end of their term of office or the performance of their duties, the elected representatives referred to in article L. 7227-7 benefit, at their request, from a refresher course organised within the company, particularly in the light of changes to their workstation or to the techniques used.
At the end of their mandate or the exercise of their functions, the president of the assembly of Martinique or any vice-president, the president of the executive council or any executive councillor who, for the exercise of their mandate or functions, has ceased their salaried professional activity is entitled, at their request, to professional training and a skills assessment under the conditions set out in part six of the labour…
On the occasion of the general renewal of the councillors to the Assembly of Martinique, the president of the assembly or any vice-president, the president of the executive council or any executive councillor who, for the exercise of his mandate, had ceased to exercise his professional activity shall receive, at his request, a differential end-of-mandate allowance if he finds himself in one of the following situations: 1° Being registered with…
Councillors to the Martinique Assembly and executive councillors are entitled to training appropriate to their duties. Training is compulsorily organised during the first year of office for elected representatives who have received a delegation. Within three months of its renewal, the Martinique Assembly deliberates on the exercise of the right to training of its members and executive councillors. The Assembly of Martinique may also deliberate on its participation in the…
Independently of the leave of absence and time credit provided for in articles L. 7227-1 et L. 7227-2, councillors to the Martinique Assembly and executive councillors who are employees are entitled to training leave. This leave is set at eighteen days per elected representative for the duration of the mandate and regardless of the number of mandates or functions they hold. This leave is renewable in the event of re-election….
Travel, subsistence and teaching expenses are eligible for reimbursement. Losses of income suffered by the elected member as a result of exercising his right to training under this section shall be compensated by the local authority up to a limit of eighteen days per elected member for the duration of the term of office and one and a half times the hourly value of the minimum growth wage per hour….
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