French Civil Servants Report High Rates Of Verbal Abuse
A report cited by Libé indicates that 40% of legislators have reported an increase in the frequency of abuses, including insults and harassment. In one out of three cases, these abuses are becoming increasingly severe. The report identifies 2016, marked by a surge in far-right motivated attacks, and 2020 as two key moments for the acceleration of this violence. Marie-Lise Léon, Secretary General of the CFDT, warned of palpable daily violence within the French civil service. Approximately 35% of agents report experiencing verbal aggression. Notably, one in two teachers considers themselves exposed to such verbal attacks.
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RTBF La Premiere
“40% des législateurs ont signalé une augmentation de la fréquence des abus, des insultes, des harcèlements. Dans 1 cas sur 3, ces abus deviennent de plus en plus graves.”
France Inter
“Une violence palpable au quotidien qui se ressent un peu partout alerte Marie-Lise Léon, la secrétaire générale de la CFDT, que cette situation préoccupe. 35% des agents disent subir des agressions verbales et notamment un enseignant sur deux considère qu'ils sont exposés à ces agressions verbales.”
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