Val-De-Marne: 7,500 Territorial Agents Complain Against the President of the Department for Institutional Moral Harassment
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Nearly 7,500 Officers File Complaints Against the Val-De-Marne Departmental Council After Harassment
The president of the departmental council, Olivier Capitanio, and six other persons are affected by this complaint lodged on 22 September before the social center of the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office.
The Department's staff feel that they suffer from the austerity policy of the executive, to the detriment of their working conditions and missions.
In charge of crèches, colleges, child protection, assistance to the elderly or disabled and the RSA, these officers consider that they have exhausted all the internal alerts, and in constant understaffing they denounce serious consequences for the employees and their missions.
A criminal complaint on behalf of 7,500 agents of Val-de-Marne denounces the real cost of abolishing 474 posts in two years. Increase of 79% of medical visits, 1,500 children in danger...
Intersyndicale filed a complaint on behalf of 7,500 agents of the Val-de-Marne departmental council for "involuntary manslaughter" and "risking the life of others", announced France Inter on Monday 28 September. These agents denounce ever more precarious working conditions, fuelled by an austere policy.
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