French Civil Service
Bill in the works to make state jobs permanent
The government is preparing to honor a pledge to offer permanent status to civil servants in key posts of the public sector, Kathimerini understands, with legislation boosting their rights expected to head to Parliament soon.
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Draft law would enable some civil servants to move to hometowns
Civil servants will be allowed to return to and work in their place of origin as part of the government's voluntary mobility scheme devised to enable the voluntary transfer of public sector workers to departments suffering from staff shortages.
Minister rebuffs report he stood to gain money from rehiring civil servants
Alternate Minister for Administrative Reform Giorgos Katrougalos on Monday distributed documents to journalists that he says prove he did not stand to personally profit from rehiring sacked civil servants.
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