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Vaccination
Public service: leave to be vaccinated
Publié le 12 août 2021 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)
To encourage COVID-19 vaccination, public officials may be granted a special absence permit. Two circulars were issued on July 5, 2021 by the Ministry of Public Service and the Ministry of Territorial Cohesion. This provision is also included in the Law of 5 August 2021 on the management of the health crisis.
In order to encourage public officials to be vaccinated and their children, public employers may grant a special leave of absence in 3 cases:
- when the officer is to be vaccinated outside the professional setting: for example, in a vaccination center, with a general practitioner— Authorization shall be granted for the period strictly necessary for this procedure and on presentation of proof of vaccination appointment.
- in case of significant side effects after vaccination. The public official shall send his employer a declaration on his honor that he is unable to work for that reason. This special leave may be granted on the day and the day after vaccination. Specific situations are examined on an individual basis.
- when the officer accompanies his children over 12 years of age to be vaccinated. Authorization shall be granted for the period strictly necessary for this procedure and on presentation of proof of vaccination appointment.
Reminder
When the agent is vaccinated by the service of preventive medicine of attachment, the vaccination is carried out on the working time of the agent and does not give rise to recovery.
FYI
Vaccination centers reserved for public servants should soon be settled near the administrative cities. In addition, slots will be reserved for civil servants in the existing structures.
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