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    Area of Science:

    • Law and Public Policy
    • Occupational Health and Safety

    Context:

    • The French Labour Code offers comprehensive protection against workplace harassment.
    • This protection is not extended to public sector employees, including those in public hospitals.
    • Public sector workplaces can still experience moral and sexual harassment, potentially leading to unaddressed misconduct.

    Purpose:

    • To clarify the legal protections available to French public sector workers concerning workplace harassment.
    • To highlight the specific regulations that govern harassment in the public service sector.

    Summary:

    • French public sector workers are excluded from the protections afforded by the French Labour Code regarding moral and sexual harassment.
    • Legal recourse for public sector employees facing harassment is provided through the French General Civil Service Regulations.
    • The French penal code also offers a framework for addressing and penalizing harassment in the public sector.

    Impact:

    • Ensures awareness of the distinct legal framework for public sector employees regarding workplace harassment.
    • Provides clarity on the applicable laws for victims and employers in French public institutions.
    • Underscores the importance of specific regulations in safeguarding public sector workers from harassment.