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MINISTÈRE DU TRAVAIL, DE LA SOLIDARITÉ
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Introduction
The General Directorate for Administration and the
Civil Service is in charge of central government human
resource management. Its mission, within the context of
the General Review of Public Policies (Révision générale
des politiques publiques – RGPP), is to provide HR support
for interministerial-level reforms. In addition to our legal
missions to ensure regulatory consistency and unity
within the civil service, we are increasingly being called on
to provide leadership and support within ministries, with
an eye to making central government more effective and
human resources more efficient. It is essential that reform
efforts be of benefit to users, taxpayers and civil servants.
Jean-François Verdier
Director General
A few facts
and figures
Average
staff age
43
63 %
for the National Senior
Civil Service School (ENA)
and the five Regional
Administration Institutes (IRA)
150 63 %
staff members,
1945
Creation of the Civil
Service Directorate and
the National Senior Civil
Service School
1959
The Civil Service
Directorate becomes
the General Directorate
for Administration
and the Civil Service
1966
A interministerial
policy directorate… …attached to the Ministry
for Labour, Solidarity and
the Civil Service
interministerial
of staff are
regional
in the top
HR platforms
civil service
categories
Administrative authority
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MAJOR
DGAFP
MILESTONES
Creation of the Regional
Administration Institutes
(IRA)
2007
Order organising
the DGAFP
Creation of the National
Payroll Department
2009
The DGAFP is attached
to the Ministry for
the Budget
Creation of HR platforms
Annual budget:
220 million
€
of whom are women
2010
The DGAFP’s
headquarters are moved
to Bercy (Paris’s 12
arrondissement)
To fulfil the HR aspect
of the General Review of Public
Policies, the DGAFP observes
five basic
principles:
An HR action plan to specify which jobs
are affected and what the recruitment
needs are in terms of both skills
and geographic area
A legal framework
to encourage mobility
and career advancement
Individualised support for civil service
staff from specially-trained career
and mobility counsellors, with
coordination by regional platforms
providing interministerial HR support
The use of the web-based
Interministerial Civil Service
Job Centre, so that
all civil servants are aware
of every vacancy
Outstanding social
dialogue to ensure that
reforms are carried out with
and by civil service staff
Some of the DGAFP’s
large-scale
projects
In recent years, the DGAFP has
introduced several innovations:
/
Recognition of the right to mobility
(Act of 3 August 2009)
/
The individual purchasing power
bonus (GIPA)
/
Performance-based compensation
in the form of a job- and resultsbased bonus (PFR)
/
Reform of competitive
examinations
/
Streamlining of a number
of corps
/
Recognition of professional
experience
/
An agreement on occupational
health and safety
/
Introduction of customised
support tools, including
professional interviews,
mobility and career counsellors,
interministerial HR support
platforms, etc.
2
A rapidly-changing
context
Over time, the missions of the DGAFP have changed
considerably. There are several reasons for this:
/ Thoroughgoing modernisation efforts and a change
in both the speed and scope of reforms
/ A need for employees, now more than ever before,
to be fully operational
/ A need to professionalise staff careers, making
them rich and varied, and enabling staff to better
meet users’ needs
To help it fulfil its
interministerial steering
and support role, the
DGAFP is at the centre
of a number of networks.
These networks are
meeting-points for
pooling experience and
information to be able
to share successful
innovations and best
practices.
A leadership role
built on four pillars
1
General staff regulations (it is
responsible for the regulations, their
implementing legislation, updates
and the organisational principles
that concern all civil servants)
Remuneration and
benefits schemes
(the DGAFP drafts pay
policy, including salaries
and benefits)
Specific staff regulations for
the State civil service (the DGAFP
drafts and updates regulations
governing cross-departmental civil
service positions, such as those for
attachés and adjoints administratifs,
and coordinates specific regulations
for certain corps, such as labour
inspectors)
Legal
expertise
covering
the entire
civil service
Pensions (establishes
regulations for civil service
pension schemes)
Recruitment and
training (leads recruiting
professionalisation efforts
by ensuring diversity and
equal opportunity policies)
The DGAFP oversees staff
regulations and provides
the Government and ministries
with expertise.
Eupan
(to exchange with EU Member
State departments/ministries
in charge of the civil service
and state modernisation)
Human Resources
Directorates seminar
(to determine actions
to be taken within each
ministry’s HR directorate)
HR Directorates Committee
(to facilitate exchange between
government departments and both
public and private firms in order
to “make the State France’s best
employer”)
Interministerial
HR jurisdiction
Advisory Board
(a network of public administration
and HR experts providing insight
and support. They include senior civil
servants from the three branches
of the civil service, academics,
researchers, and experts from the
private sector and international
organisations)
3
HR Forward Planning
(GPRH) conferences (to share
innovations and best practices
between ministries, and
establish the roadmap between
the ministries and the DGAFP)
Senior managem
network (for stee
policies with resp
to upper managem
National Payroll D
(ONP) (to update a
streamline the pay
in government adm
department with n
Ecole de la GRH
(to share knowledge and bes
practices in order to facilitate
operational HRM and training
A concertation role
to support social dialogue
Higher Council for the State Civil Service
(CSFPE) (for discussing all general-interest
issues concerning central government employees
and the civil service. Chaired by the Minister
for the Civil Service, it is composed of equal
numbers of government representatives and
members of the civil service trade unions.)
Social dialogue is a dynamic tool
for advancing and encouraging
mutual enrichment, while
respecting the opinions and
responsibilities of all partners.
This dialogue mainly takes place
within working groups (such as
the Interministerial départementlevel Directorates Management
Charter).
Interministerial Social Action
Committee (CIAS) (for studying
measures to coordinate and
harmonise social services and
define actions to be taken
on an interministerial level
with respect to social action.)
The most recent Agreements:
/
Vocational training (Nov. 2006)
Career improvement and changes
in social action (2006-2008)
Renewed social dialogue (June 2008)
Purchasing power in the civil service
/
Occupational health and safety (Nov. 2009)
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An Internet presence
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www.concours.fonction-publique.gouv.fr
Press relations
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Communication
based on
HR governance
Trade shows
(Salon de l’emploi public,
Salon de l’Etudiant, forums, etc.)
e-newsletters:
• Trajectoires
(a new newsletter on the civil
service website)
• Performances
(for upper management)
• Lettre de l’Ecole de la GRH
(sent to HR managers and training
managers)
he primary targets of this communication
e ministerial HR managers and – for themes
hat they have in common – other areas of
he civil service. Certain events, trade shows
particular, allow for more direct contact
ith the general public and civil servants.
A leadership role in networks
(HR managers, training counsellors,
mobility-career counsellors,
ministerial communicators, civil
service training centres, etc.)
Publications
(seven collections, including
a two-volume annual report on
the state of the civil service)
GENERAL DIRECTORATE FOR ADMINISTRATION
AND THE CIVIL SERVICE
Head of Director General’s office
Civil Service Access
Facilitation Unit
Director General
Deputy Director General
Assistant Director
Higher Council for the State
Civil Service (CSFPE)
Communication
and Documentation Bureau
General Secretariat
Information
and Legislative Drafting
Sub-Directorate
Careers and Remuneration
Sub-Directorate
Interministerial Policies
Sub-Directorate
B1 - Legislative Drafting
and Information Systems Bureau
B4 - Public Sector Employment
Planning Bureau
B8 - General Staff
Regulations and Social
Dialogue Bureau
B2 - Forward Planning
and International Affairs Bureau
B5 - Special Staff
Regulations and Careers Bureau
B6 - Senior Management
Staff Bureau
B3 - Statistics, Studies
and Evaluation Bureau
B7 - Pay, Pensions
and Working Hours Bureau
B9 - Social Policies
Bureau
B10 - Recruitment
and Training Policies
Bureau
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+33 3 88 21 60 46
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/ Provence-Alpes
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/ Rhône-Alpes
The three branches of France’s civil service have undergone
tremendous changes. More than 300 corps have been eliminated,
and nearly 200 competitive exams have been updated. In addition,
new concepts such as “professions”, “results”, “performance”,
“forward-looking management”, “professional interview” and
“career counsellor” have become part of the landscape. The DGAFP
is leading the way in modernising human resource management,
and over time has become the State’s “HRM Directorate.” This
interministerial leadership – which is at the heart of the changes
brought about by the General Review of Public Policies and the
reorganisation of the State’s regional departments – is carried out
in close coordination with the Budget Directorate and the General
Directorate for State Modernisation for missions within their remit.
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