Overview
- Since January, DGFiP has recorded twelve staff suicides and eight attempts, surpassing its typical annual totals.
- Management will present a prevention plan and expand mental health first aid training tested in Centre-Val de Loire during the July 9 emergency meeting.
- Only two or three cases this year occurred on DGFiP premises, and imputability to service has been established just three times since 2012.
- Unions criticize that professional factors are only probed when incidents happen at work and are calling for inquiries into every suicide and attempt.
- An online February survey found 60% of agents believe DGFiP is heading in the wrong direction and one in three describe their stress levels as very high after 32,000 staff cuts since 2008.