The provisions of articles R. 3123-1 and R. 3123-2 are applicable, where they do not benefit from more favourable provisions, to civil servants governed by Titles I to IV of the General Civil Service Regulations and to contractual employees of the State, local authorities and their public administrative establishments who hold elective public office.
The duration of the hours credited for one quarter is equal to: 1° One hundred and forty hours for the presidents and vice-presidents of the departmental councils; 2° One hundred and five hours for the departmental councillors.
Given the requirements of the public education service, the weekly service of staff belonging to teaching bodies or job categories who benefit from a credit of hours in accordance with article L. 3123-2 is subject to adjustment at the beginning of the school year. The duration of the hours credited is divided between the service time spent in the presence of pupils for which they are statutorily responsible and the…
In the case of part-time work, the credit of hours is reduced in proportion to the ratio between the working hours set out in the employment contract of the employee concerned, in accordance with the provisions of article L. 3123-6 of the French Labour Code, and the legal weekly working time defined in article R. 3123-7 of this code. In the case of a civil servant governed by titles II,…
To set the maximum time of absence to which elected representatives who have the status of employees are entitled pursuant to article L. 3123-3, the legal working time for a calendar year is assessed on the basis of the legal weekly working time set by article L. 3121-27 of the Labour Code (1), deducting five weeks’ paid holiday as well as public holidays. However, when there is a derogation from…
To set the maximum time of absence to which, pursuant to article L. 3123-3, elected representatives who are civil servants governed by titles II, III or IV of the general civil service regulations or non-permanent employees of the State, a local authority or their public administrative establishments, the legal working time for a calendar year is assessed on the basis of the annual working time set out in article 1…
At the end of their term of office, persons who have held one of the elective offices mentioned in article L. 3123-9-2 benefit from the end-of-mandate differential allowance, subject to meeting the conditions set out in the aforementioned article. The previous exercise of the duties of vice-president of the departmental council, in the absence of delegation by the president, does not give rise to entitlement to the allowance. For the…
The application, together with supporting documents enabling the amount of the allowance likely to be awarded to be determined, must be sent to the Caisse des dépôts et consignations no later than eleven months after the end of the term of office.
The end-of-mandate differential allowance is personal.
For the first six months of its payment, the amount of the allowance is equal to 80% of the difference between the gross monthly allowance, before deduction of tax at source, that the person concerned received for the performance of his or her elective duties, and all the resources received by way of income from work, substitute income or allowances linked to other elective offices. From the seventh month following…
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