2023-07-05 17:02:55
Published on July 05, 2023 19:02. Modified on 05 July 2023 19:49.
The moment was meant to be important, even “historic for the administration of Yverdon-les-Bains”, in the words of the vice-syndic Carmen Tanner, in charge of human resources. The municipality of the second city of the canton of Vaud presented this Wednesday, in a press conference, its project of reform of the statute of the personnel. This is meant to be innovative. In particular, some 560 city officials are offered a fifth week of vacation (six from the age of 45). Note that maternity leave will increase from 16 to 20 weeks; paternity leave will triple, from 10 to 30 days. “The time demanded profound changes, we made them,” said the elected ecologist again.
The project, which must still be submitted for the approval of the Municipal Council, proposes an in-depth revision of the regulations drawn up in the 1990s. it needed a complete overhaul,” explained Julien Crot, head of the human resources department. The process initiated in 2018 has resulted in many advances: more horizontality in management, simplified administrative procedures, increased protection against harassment, better accessibility to job-sharing or telecommuting…
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