Complément de Traitement Indiciaire (Ségur): Who Qualifies and What You Get
Nurses in public hospitals may be eligible for a monthly salary increase through this specific compensation scheme.
This scheme provides a monthly salary increase for specific healthcare professionals working within the public hospital system. It is part of a broader effort to adjust compensation for those serving in the public healthcare sector.
Who it's for
This benefit is specifically for nurses who are employed within the public hospital system. To qualify, your professional role must be recognized under the specific criteria set for public hospital staff. It is designed to support those working directly within these public institutions rather than those in other healthcare settings.
What you get
If you meet the eligibility requirements, you will receive a monthly increase to your gross salary. This amount is approximately 183 €. This payment is added to your existing compensation as a gross monthly supplement to help support your professional standing.
What it costs you
There is no financial cost to you to receive this benefit, and there is no administrative burden to start the process. The increase is applied automatically to eligible roles, meaning you do not need to fill out complicated forms or submit a formal application to receive the funds.
The catch to know
The most important thing to understand is that this scheme is tied to your employment status within the public sector. It does not apply to all nurses working in private clinics automatically. If you work in a private facility, you should check with your specific employer regarding whether they provide similar compensation, as this specific scheme is focused on the public hospital system.
How to apply
Since this is an automatic process for those who qualify, there is no formal application form to submit. Instead, follow these steps to ensure everything is correct:
- Confirm that your current employment is within a public hospital.
- Review your monthly pay slip to ensure the monthly gross increase is being reflected in your earnings.
- If the increase does not appear and you believe you are eligible, contact your employer's payroll department or human resources office to verify your status.