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Civil service: the Court of Auditors calls for an effort on the "wage bill"

In a note published on Monday, the magistrates of the rue Cambon call for better control of the evolution of the civil service wage bill.

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Le Monde — Une

The Court of Auditors called for an effort on the "wage bill" of the civil service, in a note published on Monday 21 September.

The magistrates of the rue Cambon looked at the workforce, remuneration and promotions within the civil service, pointing to the weight of the wage bill in public spending.

According to the Court, a "control of its evolution" has, in part, been lacking so far, which according to it calls for better management of this expenditure.

A budgetary issue

This note is part of the broader debate on the control of public finances, while the question of staff and remuneration in the civil service remains a subject regularly addressed by the Court of Auditors.

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