#2015-492Decree No. 2015-492 of April 29, 2015 abolishing the exceptional allowance and creating a regressive allowance
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This law replaces a special allowance for certain French civil servants, military personnel, and judges with a new regressive allowance. The change means the previous fixed allowance is phased out, being replaced by one that decreases as an individual's salary increases with promotions. This affects those who were eligible for the allowance as of 2014, with a new cap on monthly payments introduced.
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Key Changes
- Creation of a regressive allowance replacing the exceptional allowance
- Introduction of a cap on the regressive allowance at 415 euros
- Gradual reduction of the allowance with each salary increase
Obligations
What this law requires
Grant a regressive monthly allowance to civil servants covered by laws of January 11, 1984 and January 9, 1986, monthly-paid military personnel, and judicial magistrates who were receiving the exceptional allowance under Decree No. 97-215 of March 10, 1997 as of the effective date of this decree
Calculate the monthly gross amount of the regressive allowance as one-twelfth of the total annual gross exceptional allowance amount each agent received in 2014
Cap the monthly gross regressive allowance amount at a maximum of €415
Reduce the monthly gross regressive allowance progressively to extinction upon each promotion in grade, rank, or chevron, by the amount of the resulting increase in the agent's gross indexed salary
Apply the reduction mechanism in Article 3 only when the agent's increased index is equal to or greater than index 400