“We will not pay”, declares Patrick Weiten, president of Moselle

The Ségur bonus, intended for all employees in the associative, health, social and medico-social sector, is causing discontent among the Departments of France. And that of the president of Moselle, Patrick Weiten.

The Ségur bonus is the last subject that pisses off Patrick Weiten, president of Moselle. Mainly, because it comes from the State without there having even been any consultation with local authorities. “By awarding us, without agreement or consultation, the obligatory payment of a lump sum compensation, the State is making difficult the proper execution of the budget that we voted for this year,” he noted in his introductory speech of the third quarterly meeting of the year, confident that this amounts to an increase in the operating budget of 2.8 million euros.

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“How can it be paid without any compensation from the state? Which policy of our Department must we sacrifice to implement this Ségur bonus? », he raises. None, since the presidents of the Departments of France unanimously indicated that “without compensation”, they “will not pay!” “.