If Guillaume Kasbarian was generous in his public meeting this Sunday morning at the Rencontres de l'Avenir in Saint-Raphaël by extending the discussions in front of a packed room well beyond the allotted time, this necessarily ate up the time for a private interview . The elected official must immediately join his constituency of Chartres.
However, it is impossible to let the Minister of the Civil Service, Simplification and Transformation of Public Action leave without questioning him about Nicolas Sarkozy's remarks on the stage of these same Meetings, Friday evening, on the subject of the status and of the surplus of school teachers who work “24 hours a week and 6 months of the year”. Affirmations which triggered a burst of indignant reactions.
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“I am not commenting on the remarks of President Sarkozy for whom I have the greatest respect. In the same way as that which I have for the 5.7 million civil service agents that I am trying to embark on a transformation without ever questioning their usefulness, their commitment, their will If questions must be asked about future recruitment in relation to the workforce, they must be on rational bases, based on user volume. , technology, debureaucratization which possibly make it possible to adjust these recruitments where we need them most and conversely to limit them elsewhere when there are solutions. I am not in the “bashing of civil servants”. intends to apply my method without pillorying civil service agents. They are people who work very well!” he concludes with a smile without detailing his teaching status, before boarding the convoy which takes him to the airport.
