After fifteen days of a protest movement which resulted in a series of sick leaves within the French police, Frédéric Veaux decided to take action. In an internal note from the director general of the national police sent this Friday to all the zonal directors of the national police, and that 20 minutes was able to consult, the boss of the police officers indicates that “the administration is entitled to reject a request for sick leave to the agents who, assigned to these services, have sent him a work stoppage during this period and to proceed, because the absence of service, the related deductions from wages. »
As revealed News17, these measures could be taken “in order to ensure the continuity of operational missions and the restoration of the proper functioning of the services concerned”, specifies Frédéric Veaux. “As of today, requests for work stoppage are likely to be the subject of refusal decisions, accompanied by individual information of the officials concerned”, insists the director general of the national police.
No right to strike
Paris police chief Laurent Nunez has already announced that certain requests for sick leave will be refused, after officials used this means to protest against the imprisonment of their Marseille colleague who seriously injured his head. Hedi with a shot from LBD.
In this note, Frédéric Veaux deplores “the receipt of a large and unusual number of work stoppages over a short period in certain territorial services of the national police”, insofar as this “seriously harms their normal functioning and undermining the continuity of the public security service. The director general of the national police also recalls that “active civil servants of the national police do not have the right to strike. This speech comes the day after a long-awaited hearing of the Aix-en-Provence Court of Appeal which resulted in the continued detention of one of the police officers indicted in this case.