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State Secretariat for Civil Service
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Undersecretariat for Digital Transformation and Civil Service
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Legal Regulation
Data Protection Public participation in policy projects
Ministry Prior public consultation
Public participation in policy projects Projects submitted for prior consultation
Prior public consultation The Project of Royal Decree regulating access to public employment and the provision of jobs for people with disabilities. Prior public consultation on the Project of Royal Decree adapting existing public bodies at the state level to Law 40/2015, of 1 October, on the Legal Regime of the Public Sector Draft Order establishing general criteria for the adaptation of means and times and the making of reasonable adjustments in the selective processes for the access to public employment of persons with disabilities
Hearing and public information
Public participation in policy projects Public Hearing on the project of Royal Decree of adaptation of existing public bodies at the state level to Law 40/2015, of 1 October, on the legal regime of the public sector Public Hearing on the draft Order establishing general criteria for the adaptation of means and times and the making of reasonable adjustments in the selective processes for the access to public employment of people with disabilities
Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan
Ministry Instructions for communication Additional information Monitoring of the Plan
Home of Ministry Employment
Ministry Labour Force
Employment 1FC (SEDIA) - Senior Technician in sectoral data spaces 2FC (SEDIA) - Out-of-Convention Technician in Artificial Intelligence 3FC (SEDIA) - Senior Project Manager 4FC (SETELECO) Consultant in Digital Infrastructure 5FC (SETELECO) Senior Consultant in Telecommunications Networks and Systems 6FC (SETELECO) Technical Legal and Economic Expert in Public Organizations 1CU (SEDIA) – M2 INVESTIGATION among the candidates preselected by the Public Employment Service 7FC OEPL 2020 case deleted Ministry of Economic Affairs 2CU (SETELECO) – M2 RESEARCH among the candidates preselected by the Public Employment Service (external applications are not allowed). 3CU (SETELECO) – M2 INFORMATION SCIENCES (JOURNALISM)
Staff Official
Employment Contests 2025
Staff Official General contest 2025 Specific contest 2025
Digitalization and AI Telecommunications and Digital Infrastructures Civil Service
Inicio The Secretariat
Civil Service Secretariat of State for the Civil Service Director of the Cabinet of the Secretary of State for Public Service Public Service Newsletter Talent uptake
The Secretariat Billboard Campaign: #UnChallenges For You #An Improvement For All 6 Reasons to Work in Administration
Current situation
Civil Service
Civil Service Who we are
Civil Service Director General for Civil Service Deputy Director General of Human Resources Planning and Compensation Deputy Director General of Human Resources Management Deputy Director General of Labor Relations Deputy Director General of Relations with Other Administrations Deputy Director General of Legal Regime Deputy Director General of Data for Public Employment
Who we are Sub-directorate General for Data for Public Employment
Deputy Director General of Data for Public Employment Who we are A little bit of history
Deputy Director General of the Institutional Public Sector Head of the Technical Assistance Unit
Access to Public Employment
Civil Service Resuelve dudas
Access to Public Employment What is public employment, and what kind of public employees exist? Why is public employment attractive to me? How can I access public employment and what are the necessary requirements? What options are currently available, and how do I access them?
Know in depth the Public Employment
Access to Public Employment Statistical Bulletin of the staff at the service of the Public Administrations
Know in depth the Public Employment Newsletters prior to 2006 News History
Evolution of the strength of public administrations Evolution of the Autonomous Communities by area of activity Studies on the ageing of staff in public administrations
Talent Recruitment Days
Access to Public Employment Talent Uptake Days 2023 Talent Uptake Days 2022 Talent Uptake Days 2021 Talent Uptake Days 2020 Talent Uptake Days 2019 Talent Recruitment Days 2024
Calls for Employment Personnel
Access to Public Employment Information on Calls for Labour of the IV Single Convention Calls for Labour Personnel outside the Fourth Single Convention
Public Employment Offers
Access to Public Employment 2024
Public Employment Offers Distribution of places by area of interest Reservation of places for disabled persons
2023
Public Employment Offers Distribution of Free Access Places by Staff Group and Labour Force Distribution of places by area of interest Reservation of places for disabled persons
2022
Public Employment Offers Distribution of open access positions by group of staff and staff Seat reserve for staff with disabilities Distribution of places by area of interest
Calls for proposals Staff Official
Access to Public Employment General Bodies and Scales of Officials Special Duty Corps and Scales
Manage your professional life as a public employee
Civil Service Personnel procedures Relocation contests
Manage your professional life as a public employee Labour force
Relocation contests Competition for the transfer of labour personnel under the III Single Convention (Central Administration) - Completed Process Order PRE/2748/2010, of 5 October, calling for a transfer competition for the provision of jobs for workers in the Third Single Convention (Peripheral Administration) Transfer competition for the provision of jobs for workers within the scope of the III Single Convention of the General Government of the State. Transfer Competition 2015 (III Single Convention) Transfer competition for the provision of jobs for workers within the scope of the III Single Convention of the General Government of the State (2016) Transfer competition for the provision of jobs for workers within the scope of the III Single Convention of the General Government of the State (2017) 2018 Personal Work Transfer Competition
Mobility of public employees
Manage your professional life as a public employee Mobility of career staff
Mobility of public employees Service commissions Swabs Approval of contests Transfer of post for reasons of disability, health reasons and rehabilitation possibilities Mobility of female officers who are victims of gender-based violence
Mobility of labour
Mobility of public employees OPEN AND PERMANENT COMPETITION COMPLETED
Mobility of labour YEAR 2024
OPEN AND PERMANENT COMPETITION COMPLETED Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 1_2024
YEAR 2024 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 2_2024
YEAR 2024 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 3_2024
YEAR 2024 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
YEAR 2023
OPEN AND PERMANENT COMPETITION COMPLETED Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 1_2023
YEAR 2023 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 2_2023
YEAR 2023 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 3_2023
YEAR 2023 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
YEAR 2022
OPEN AND PERMANENT COMPETITION COMPLETED Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 1_2022
YEAR 2022 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS
Open and permanent competition for the 4th Single Convention 2_2022
YEAR 2022 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
Open and permanent competition for the 4th Single Convention 3_2022
YEAR 2022 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
YEAR 2021
OPEN AND PERMANENT COMPETITION COMPLETED Open and permanent competition for the fourth Single Convention 1_2021
YEAR 2021 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS
Open and permanent competition of the 4th Single Convention 2_2021
YEAR 2021 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS
INVITATIONS TO TENDER TRANSFERS ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH SINGLE CONVENTION
Mobility of labour Finalised Calls
INVITATIONS TO TENDER TRANSFERS ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH SINGLE CONVENTION YEAR 2022
Finalised Calls COMPETITION FOR TRANSFERS OF ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH CONVENTION - FIRST CALL 2022
YEAR 2022 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS
COMPETITION FOR TRANSFERS OF ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH CONVENTION - SECOND CALL 2022
YEAR 2022 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS
YEAR 2023
Finalised Calls COMPETITION FOR TRANSFERS OF ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH CONVENTION - FIRST CALL 2023
YEAR 2023 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS
COMPETITION FOR TRANSFERS OF ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH CONVENTION - SECOND CALL 2023
YEAR 2024
COMPETITION FOR TRANSFERS OF ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH CONVENTION - FIRST CALL 2024
INVITATIONS TO TENDER TRANSFERS ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH SINGLE CONVENTION INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL
COMPETITION FOR TRANSFERS OF ANNEX II TO THE FOURTH CONVENTION - FIRST CALL 2025
OPEN AND PERMANENT CONTEST IV UNIQUE CONVENTION CAP 1 2025
Mobility of labour INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SUBMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS
CONTEST-EXTRAORDINARY -E0-IV-CONVENTION--NICO-CE0-2025
Re-admission to active duty staff and labour
Manage your professional life as a public employee Re-admission of officials
Re-admission to active duty staff and labour Management of re-entry to active duty of career officials
Re-entry into employment
Official personal administrative situations
Manage your professional life as a public employee Active service Special service Services in other AAPP Voluntary leave for private interest Voluntary leave by family group Leave for child or family care Leave for gender violence Leave for terrorist violence Suspension of functions Voluntary leave for provision of services in the public sector Expected destination Forcible leave Voluntary leave on incentive
Appointment of Bodies and Scales attached to the SEFP Appointment of bodies and scales not attached to the SEFP Voluntary pensions Waivers
Legal Regime
Civil Service Legislation and documentation of interest Senior Staff Commission
Legal Regime What is the Senior Staff Commission Agreements of the Senior Staff Commission
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO)
Legal Regime What is Bodeco? 1. Access, acquisition and loss of official status.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Possibility of access to Subgroup A2 with the passing of 180 credits of the official Degree title. Appointment of a possible person over 70 years of age. Official qualifications and their effects on entry into Public Administrations, Public Bodies and Public Law Entities. Possibility to make the realization of a selective course compatible with the birth permit. The possibility of extending the active service of interim officials is being considered. Impossibility that an opposition preparer may be part of a selection body. Possibility of taking possession in a situation of temporary incapacity, consequence or not of pregnancy, situation of risk during pregnancy or maternity leave. Title necessary for access to Bodies of Subgroup A1 in which regulated professions are exercised. Possibility of denying the extension in the active service. Review of disability during a selective process. Body competent to retire an official in a situation of service in other Public Administrations. Possibility of retirement due to incapacity or voluntary retirement of a public official when he is in a situation of suspension of duties. Possibility of access to public employment after having been dismissed through disciplinary proceedings, being a teacher with a labour contract. Possibility to record in the CPR the appointment of an interim officer when he/she is already a career officer of the same Corps. Possible revocation of the concession of an extension to continue in the active service. Possibility for staff subject to a special senior management labour contract to be part of the fixed labour staff selection body. Deadlines for taking office as a career official in the State Administration. Deadlines stabilisation processes.
2. Administrative career.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Possibility of enjoying the days of taking possession in a position obtained by contest previously occupied in provisional secondment Computation of the duration of stay in the situation of special services for the recognition of personal degree. Special mention to the occupation of posts of contingent personnel Possibility of ending the extension in active service of the official who is being instructed in disciplinary proceedings Calculation of the post-sessional period for the purpose of personal degree consolidation Possibility that the time spent in a Body computes to consolidate the personal degree of a new Body that is subsequently accessed Possibility of internal promotion from Subgroup C1 to Subgroup A1 Consultation is made on the possibility of degree recognition for the performance of posts of the corresponding level for three years with interruption Consultation is formulated on the possibility of consolidation of personal degree by a teaching officer Application of horizontal race to interim staff.
3. Conditions of work.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Right to legal assistance of public employed personnel Administrative status of those holding elective positions in more representative trade union organizations (LOLS) Compulsory membership of public officials
4. Incompatibilities.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Possibility of incompatibility of university teaching staff if hired by a Norwegian university. Compatibility during the firm suspension situation.
7. Day and hours.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Criteria applicable to schedule flexibility for child care Deduct days of leave for private reasons by not attending the job on the grounds of force majeure Form of enjoyment of the reduction of the day for child care Possibility of holding regular working days during holidays or holidays by officials who regularly carry out reduced working days for particular interest Possibility of granting a reduction in the working day for child care to an official occupying a job with continuous public attention (APC) Possibility of benefiting from the conciliation measures for civil servants with special hours of work. Extended summer day for children up to 12 years old. Application of the bag of hours and duty inexcusable.
10. Provision of posts.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Request for swap and other mobility scenarios. Possibility of a staff member being dismissed from a position held on a service committee during a medical leave. Possibility of appointing a staff member to a job obtained by competitive examination when that position is still occupied because the termination has been postponed. Effects of the modification on the system of job provision. Postponement of the dismissal of an extended staff member from her job due to a permit for serious illness of a family member. Possibility of understanding included within the subjective scope of mobility for health reasons of officials to persons who are subject to the legal guardianship of those. Award of two posts of the same or different Body without the time period of possession coinciding. Consequences of a staff member ' s failure to appear for the examination of merits of his/her place of temporary secondment.
11. Recognition of services provided.
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) Recognition of previous services provided on a part-time basis. Recognition of previous services – Institutional Administration. Recognition of previous services – Services provided abroad. Recognition of previous services – Work staff. Prior service recognition – Type of linkage.
12. Labour regime. 15. Remuneration. 16. Social Security Officers. 17. Administrative situations. 14. Responsibility History of BODECO
Bulletin of consultations on Human Resources (BODECO) INDEX BODECO REFUNDICO NUMBERS 23 TO 28
19. Holidays, permits and licences.
Others
Legal Regime History of BODECO 1. Access, acquisition and loss of official status.
Others Possibility of access to Subgroup A2 with the passing of 180 credits of the official degree Appointment of a possible person over 70 years of age Official qualifications and their effects on entry into Public Administrations, Public Bodies and Public Law Entities. Possibility to make the realization of a selective course compatible with the birth permit. The possibility of extending the active service of interim officials is being considered. Impossibility that an opposition preparer may be part of a selection body. Possibility of taking possession in a situation of temporary incapacity, consequence or not of pregnancy, situation of risk during pregnancy or maternity leave. Title necessary for access to Bodies of Subgroup A1 in which regulated professions are exercised. Possibility of denying the extension in the active service. Review of disability during a selective process. Body competent to retire an official in a situation of service in other Public Administrations. Possibility of retirement due to incapacity or voluntary retirement of a public official when he is in a situation of suspension of duties. Possibility of access to public employment after having been dismissed through disciplinary proceedings, being a teacher with a labour contract. Possibility to record in the CPR the appointment of an interim officer when he/she is already a career officer of the same Corps. Possible revocation of the concession of an extension to continue in the active service. Possibility for staff subject to a special senior management labour contract to be part of the fixed labour staff selection body. Deadlines for taking office as a career official in the State Administration. Deadlines stabilisation processes.
2. Administrative career
Others Possibility of enjoying the days of taking possession in a position obtained by contest previously occupied in provisional secondment Computation of the duration of stay in the situation of special services for the recognition of personal degree. Special mention to the occupation of posts of contingent personnel Possibility of ending the extension in active service of the official who is being instructed in disciplinary proceedings Calculation of the post-sessional period for the purpose of personal degree consolidation Possibility that the time spent in a Body computes to consolidate the personal degree of a new Body that is subsequently accessed Possibility of internal promotion from Subgroup C1 to Subgroup A1 Possibility of degree recognition for the performance of posts of the corresponding level for three years with interruption Possibility of personal degree consolidation by a teaching officer Horizontal career application for interim staff
3. Rights and duties
Others Right to legal assistance of public employed personnel Administrative status of those holding elective positions in more representative trade union organizations (LOLS) Compulsory membership of public officials
4. Incompatibilities
Others Possibility of incompatibility of university teaching staff if hired by a Norwegian university Compatibility during the firm suspension situation
5. Days and schedules
Others Criteria applicable to schedule flexibility for child care Deduct days of leave for private reasons by not attending the job on the grounds of force majeure Form of enjoyment of the reduction of the day for child care Possibility of holding regular working days during holidays or holidays by officials who regularly carry out reduced working days for particular interest Possibility of granting a reduction in the working day for child care to an official occupying a job with continuous public attention (APC) Possibility of benefiting from the conciliation measures for civil servants with special hours of work. Extended summer day for children up to 12 years old. Application of the bag of hours and duty inexcusable.
6. Provision of posts
Others Request for swap and other mobility scenarios. Possibility of a staff member being dismissed from a position held on a service committee during a medical leave. Possibility of appointing a staff member to a job obtained by competitive examination when that position is still occupied because the termination has been postponed. Effects of the modification on the system of job provision Postponement of the dismissal of an extended staff member from her job due to a permit for serious illness of a family member. Possibility of understanding included within the subjective scope of mobility for health reasons of officials to persons who are subject to the legal guardianship of those. Award of two posts of the same or different Body without the time period of possession coinciding. Consequences of a staff member ' s failure to appear for the examination of merits of his/her place of temporary secondment. Assessment that corresponds to awarding in competitions to official university degrees Taking up a position in committee of services while on temporary incapacity Treatment of the possibility of re-entry of the military to the Civil Administration Possibility of occupation of posts in the civil administration by military personnel Post to be assigned to an official of another Administration in case of termination in a position of free appointment Different issues on post-period periods Commission of services from the situation of child care leave Dismissal and taking up office in a position obtained through the concurrence of an official on temporary incapacity.
7. Recognition of services provided
Others Recognition of prior services provided on a part-time basis Recognition previous services – Institutional Administration Recognition of previous services – Services provided abroad Recognition previous services – Labour staff Prior service recognition – Type of linkage
8. Responsibility
Others Possibility of filing disciplinary files with officials who are unaccounted for Application of the disciplinary regime to contingent personnel Prescription of severe sanction Retention of personal status after rehabilitation as an official Disciplinary regime applicable to non-contractual labour personnel
12. Holidays, permits and licences
Others Leave for care of a minor child affected by cancer or other serious illness: criteria for both parents to work Permission for inexcusable duty Issues relating to permission to take examinations and other final aptitude tests Issues relating to the reduction of working hours for the care of family members due to illness Payment of holidays not enjoyed by temporary staff because they are temporarily incapacitated Reduction of the working day for the care of relatives in situations of temporary incapacity Action to be taken when a staff member, who, after having exhausted the maximum period of incapacity for work, continues to report sick leave Possibility of extending the scope of article 59 of Organic Law 3/2007, of 22 March, for the effective equality of women and men in order to allow the adoption permit to interrupt the holidays Adoption permit for a civil servant who adopts the child of his wife with whom he married two years earlier. Enjoy a part-time birth permit Granting of permission for the performance of an inexcusable duty for the exercise of certain functions of Mayor Computation of vacation days and private affairs in case you have enjoyed a license for your own affairs. Deduction of breast-feeding time without pay from the computation of breast-feeding leave in full days. Criterio interpretativo actual del término “distinta localidad” a efectos del permiso del artículo 48 a) TRLEBEP. Consideration of Saturdays as business/non-business days for the purpose of obtaining a permit for death, accident or serious illness of a family member Possibility of continuously enjoying vacation days, independent vacation days and days for private matters
13. Others
Others 13. OTHER
13. Others Certificates in the General State Administration Competences of INAP and of Public Function in the selective processes Compilation of web pages and archives of frequently asked questions (FAQs) of Public Function.
Industrial Relations
Civil Service Social Dialogue
Industrial Relations Collective Bargaining
Social Dialogue Collective Negotiation of the General Administration of the State
Collective Bargaining Staff Negotiating Table Negotiating Table of Officials, Statutory and Labour
Collective Negotiation of the General Administration of the State Delegated Tables
Negotiation of labour force IV Single Convention
Collective Bargaining Joint Committee
Negotiation of labour force IV Single Convention Minutes of the Joint Committee Civea agreements in force
Negotiating Commission
Negotiation V Single Personal Labour Convention
Collective Bargaining Negotiating Commission
Negotiation V Single Personal Labour Convention Minutes
General information
General Negotiating Bureau of Public Administrations Acuerdos Administración-Sindicatos en las Mesas Generales de Negociación Management and Trade Union Agreements for Labour AGE of the Single Convention Other Agreements
Trade union elections Follow-up AGE staff strikes Subsidies to trade union organisations
Social Dialogue Previous Invitations
Equality
Industrial Relations Gender Equality Plans Conciliation and co-responsibility Violence against women Facing labour and sexual harassment
Corporate Social Responsibility Prevention
Collaboration bodies
Civil Service International Relations in Public Employment
Collaboration bodies European Union
International Relations in Public Employment EUPAN network EUROPEAN SOCIAL DIALOGUE COMMITTEE FOR CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIONS Council of the European Union Statute Working Group
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) International Mobility Bilateral relations
Inter-administrative collaboration bodies
Central Personnel Register
Civil Service SPC Statistical Bulletin
Central Personnel Register Newsletters prior to 2006 News History
Evolution of the strength of public administrations Evolution of the Autonomous Communities by area of activity Studies on the ageing of staff in the General Administration of the State Siep space Documentation of the Central Personnel Register
Central Personnel Register Printed Staff Official Personal Work Forms
Documentation of the Central Personnel Register Workforce with professional classification system based on professional group and category Workforce with professional classification system based on professional groups, professional specialties and/or professional families
Registration forms Staff Forms Teaching Officer Professional Teaching Staff Forms
Documentation of the Central Personnel Register Workforce with professional classification system based on professional group and category Workforce with professional classification system based on professional groups, professional specialties and/or professional families
ISPA Space
Civil Service ISPA 2025
ISPA Space Autonomous Communities Foral Community of Navarra Municipalities Elected Offices of Local Corporations Deputies, Councils and Island Councils
ISPA STATISTICS
ISPA Space Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Entities and Autonomous Communities. ISPA 2024 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Entities and Autonomous Communities. ISPA 2023 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Entities and Autonomous Communities. ISPA 2022 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Entities and Autonomous Communities. ISPA 2021 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Entities and Autonomous Communities. ISPA 2020 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Entities and Autonomous Communities. ISPA 2019 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Authorities. ISPA 2018 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Authorities. ISPA 2017 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Authorities. ISPA 2016 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Authorities. ISPA 2015 Salaries of elected officials and public employees of Local Authorities. ISPA 2014
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Local administration staff with national qualifications
Civil Service New developments FHCN Regulation Official staff appointments / Assignment of first destination Regular contests provision reserved posts
Local administration staff with national qualifications Previous regular competitions
Regular contests provision reserved posts Ordinary Competition 2023 Ordinary Competition 2022 Ordinary Competition 2021 Ordinary Competition 2020 2019 Ordinary Competition 2018 Ordinary Competition Ordinary Competition 2017
Ordinary Competition 2024
Unitary contests provision reserved posts
Local administration staff with national qualifications Previous unitary competitions
Unitary contests provision reserved posts Unitary Competition 2022 Unitary Competition 2022 Basque Country Unitary Competition 2021 Unitary Competition 2020 2019 Unitary Competition 2018 Unitary Competition Unitary Competition 2017
Unitary Competition 2023
Changes in administrative status of local administration officials with national qualifications
Local administration staff with national qualifications Special services Re-entry into active service (only for administrative situations with job reserve) Service in other public administrations Excess
Changes in administrative status of local administration officials with national qualifications FAMILY CARE LEAVE SPECIAL INTEREST EXEMPTION VOLUNTARY LEAVE FOR SERVICES IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR VOLUNTARY LEAVE FOR THE PROVISION OF SERVICES IN ANOTHER FHN SUBSCALE VOLUNTARY LEAVE BY FAMILY GROUP GENDER VIOLENCE LEAVE LEAVE FOR TERRORIST VIOLENCE
Certificates of local government officials Service commissions / Cumulations
Local administration staff with national qualifications Service commissions Accumulation of reserved functions
General merits
Local administration staff with national qualifications Registration of the personal degree Registration of qualifications Registration of training or further training courses Registration of prior services Merits related to the reconciliation of personal, family and work life
Other procedures
Local administration staff with national qualifications Exchange of reserved jobs Referral of consultations on the legal regime Power of replenishment Retirements and extensions of active duty
Public Governance
Civil Service Director-General for Public Governance Administrative simplification and burden reduction
Public Governance What is an administrative burden? Regulatory Impact Analysis. Impact on administrative burdens Manual of Administrative Simplification and Burden Reduction for AGE Agreements with organisations Compensation of administrative burdens. One in - one out Simplification of procedures in public administrations. Situation Map Reference documentation
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Public Governance Regulatory Regulation Audit guide for service inspectors Operational consulting services Selective course of the inspecting function Vacancies of Service Inspectors Load Simplification and Reduction Reports
Attention to citizenship Quality in public administrations
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Quality in public administrations Guide to Demand Analysis and User Satisfaction Assessment Studies (2014 edition) Model EFQM 2013 CAF 2013, the Common Evaluation Framework CAF 2020 Guide to Managing Complaints and Suggestions (2013) Interpretation Guide of the EFQM Model of Excellence 2010 for Public Administrations CAF Education (2010) CAF External Feedback Procedure (2009) Guide to the Development of Letters of Services Evaluation Guide. Model EVAM (2009) Guide to Recognition of Excellence (2009) CAF 2006 The Value of Excellence Recommendations for excellence in public value creation through the EFQM Model (2018). Guidelines for Public Administration Quality, A Management Toolbox, Summary Version Common Framework on Letters of Service in Spanish Public Administrations (2015) Public services Quality Assessment Guide Guide to the development and management of a letter of services in the Local Administration Assessment Model Guide for Local Government
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Quality in public administrations Report on the Activities of the Spanish Ministries (ISAM) Reports on public perception of public services
Service Quality Assessment Reports Open Government Trust in the Institutions [Report on public perception in the provision of public services]. Stability and improvement in public services Quality and sustainability of public services Quality of Public Services in times of austerity Quality of public services and public attitudes towards modernizing public administration measures The importance of public services in the well-being of citizens Public Administration in the opinion of citizens Public Agenda and Satisfaction with Public Services in the Autonomous State The social perception of public services in Spain 1985-2008
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Service Quality Assessment Reports Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2016 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2015 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2014 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2013 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2012 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2011 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2010 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2009 Report to the Congress of Deputies on the Activity of State Agencies during 2008
Evaluation E08/2007 of the Quality of Service of Museums of State Ownership
Recognition: Certifications and Awards
Quality in public administrations Certification of Level of Excellence of Organizations
Recognition: Certifications and Awards Organizations whose level of excellence has been certified
Quality and Innovation Awards in Public Management
Recognition: Certifications and Awards Awards for Quality and Innovation in Public Management XIV Edition Memories Awards for Quality and Innovation in Public Management XV Edition Memories 15th edition. Gallery of Videos Awards for Quality and Innovation in Public Management XIII Edition Gallery of images of the Awards for Quality and Innovation in Public Management XII Edition Gallery of images of the 2014 Quality and Innovation Awards Ceremony
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Inter-Administrative Network for Quality of Services 7th State Quality Conference in Public Services
Quality Conferences in Public Services Gallery of images of the 7th State Conference on Quality in Public Services
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Registration Assistance Offices
Public Governance Digitisation of documents and registration Assistance in electronic identification and signature Authentic copies Seizure
Incompatibility and conflict of interest
Civil Service Office for Conflicts of Interest Members of the Government and Senior Officials of the State Administration Incompatibilities of staff in the service of public administrations Senior compliance reports MASTERCLASS: Open Government Guide
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  6. 1. Access, acquisition and loss of official status.

Possibility to make the realization of a selective course compatible with the birth permit.

For all these reasons, it is reiterated that in this case the opinion of this Directorate-General is that, in the light of Organic Law 3/2007, of 22 March, and the doctrine of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Constitutional Court, it is understood that the Public Administration must carry out all the possible actions that allow the course to be carried out in the maternity situation, adopting the corresponding alternative measures. All of the above is reported without prejudice to what the convening body finally agrees to interpret.

La consulta versa sobre la posibilidad de compatibilizar la realización de un curso selectivo como funcionaria en prácticas con el permiso por nacimiento para la madre biológica.

Situación de una funcionaria en prácticas embarazada o que da a luz en el curso selectivo. En concreto, se solicita criterio sobre los siguientes extremos:

1º Compatibilidad de la condición de funcionaria en prácticas con la concesión del permiso por parto del artículo 49 del Texto Refundido de la Ley del Estatuto Básico del Empleado Público, aprobado por Real Decreto Legislativo 5/2015, de 30 de octubre (en adelante, TRLEBEP).

2º En el caso de que el órgano responsable de la realización del curso selectivo determine, tras la solicitud de la funcionaria de alternativas a la asistencia presencial al curso (como cursos on-line, trabajos complementarios y/o adicionales, retraso de pruebas, etc.), que no es posible el ofrecimiento de tales alternativas, y de que se verifique que la no asistencia al curso estaría basada en su situación de maternidad, a la vista de las previsiones normativas expresas del artículo 24 del Reglamento General de Ingreso del Personal al servicio de la Administración general del Estado y de Provisión de Puestos de Trabajo y Promoción Profesional de los Funcionarios Civiles de la Administración general del Estado, aprobado por Real Decreto 364/1995, de 10 de marzo (RGI), así como de los pronunciamientos judiciales sobre la materia,

a) Qué órgano tiene la competencia para adoptar la resolución que proceda.

b) Concurre en estos casos la fuerza mayor prevista en el art. 24.2 RGI.

c) Cuáles son sus efectos respecto de su condición de funcionaria en prácticas (administrativos y retributivos, dies a quo y ad quem).

d) En el supuesto de que se adoptara una decisión que permita a la funcionaria la realización del curso en una fecha posterior y que fuera superado por ésta, ¿Deben pueden, de oficio o a instancia de parte, reconocerse efectos retroactivos? ¿Con qué extensión y desde qué fecha?

Es necesario destacar la falta de una completa regulación sobre el funcionario en prácticas, existiendo una serie de normas dispersas referidas al mismo.

El funcionario en prácticas aparece regulado en el artículo 24 del Reglamento General de Ingreso del Personal al Servicio de la Administración General del Estado y de Provisión de puestos de trabajo y Promoción Profesional de los Funcionarios Civiles de la Administración General del Estado, aprobado por el Real Decreto 364/1995, de 10 de marzo.

Hay que destacar que la relación que se establece entre el funcionario en prácticas y la Administración Pública en la que pretende ingresar es distinta a la relación que adquiere una vez que es nombrado funcionario de carrera.

Así, aquellos que no superen el curso selectivo o período de prácticas “perderán el derecho a su nombramiento como funcionarios de carrera, mediante resolución motivada de la autoridad que haya efectuado la convocatoria, a propuesta del órgano responsable de la evaluación del curso selectivo” (artículo 24.1, Reglamento General de Ingreso), y no generarán ningún derecho a su favor frente a la Administración, a salvo del pago de las retribuciones que les hubiere correspondido como funcionarios en prácticas o la cotización a la Seguridad Social durante dicho período.

Continúa el Apartado 2 del mismo artículo 24 disponiendo que: “Quienes no pudieran realizar el curso selectivo o el periodo de prácticas (…) o por causa de fuerza mayor debidamente justificada y apreciada por la Administración, podrán efectuarlo con posterioridad intercalándose en el lugar correspondiente a la puntuación obtenida”.

Delimitadas las características de la figura del funcionario en prácticas, en las que se destaca la clara diferencia existente entre un funcionario de carrera y un funcionario en prácticas, es necesario establecer si el régimen de permisos previsto para los funcionarios de carrera es aplicable a los funcionarios en prácticas.

A este respecto se entiende que ha de ser el Centro competente quien, a la vista de las circunstancias concurrentes en cada caso concreto, pondere la compatibilidad del permiso solicitado con la realización del período de prácticas o curso selectivo.

En este sentido, parece razonable que el permiso que se solicite no deba acordarse cuando el período del curso selectivo o de prácticas pueda quedar desvirtuado por la concesión del mismo, ya que es requisito sine qua non la superación de los mismos para poder ser nombrados funcionarios de carrera.

Prima facie, este parecería que podría ser el supuesto del permiso de maternidad contemplado en el artículo 49.a) del TRLEBEP; no obstante, y a falta de regulación normativa expresa en el ámbito de la Función Pública, se entiende que la decisión final que adopte el órgano competente debería de tener en cuenta, como a continuación se expondrá, tanto la regulación legal en materia de igualdad, como la jurisprudencia constitucional existente en esta materia y los diversos pronunciamientos que al hilo de la misma se ha venido produciendo por distintos órganos de la jurisdicción ordinaria.

El estudio de la legislación vigente en materia de igualdad, exige el examen de la Ley Orgánica 3/2007, de 22 de marzo, de Igualdad efectiva entre Mujeres y Hombres, y en concreto, para lo que aquí afecta, de sus artículos 3, 8 y 51, respectivamente.

El artículo 3, bajo la rúbrica de El principio de igualdad de trato entre mujeres y hombres, dispone que:

“El principio de igualdad de trato entre mujeres y hombres supone la ausencia de toda discriminación, directa o indirecta, por razón de sexo, y, especialmente, las derivadas de la maternidad, la asunción de obligaciones familiares y el estado civil”.

Por su parte, el artículo 8, titulado Discriminación por embarazo o maternidad, establece que:

“Constituye discriminación directa por razón de sexo todo trato desfavorable a las mujeres  relacionado con el embarazo o la maternidad”.

Finalmente, el artículo 51, dedicado a los Criterios de actuación de las Administraciones públicas, prevé que:

“Las Administraciones públicas, en el ámbito de sus respectivas competencias y en aplicación del principio de igualdad entre mujeres y hombres, deberán:

a) Remover los obstáculos que impliquen la pervivencia de cualquier tipo de discriminación con el fin de ofrecer condiciones de igualdad efectiva entre mujeres y hombres en el acceso al empleo público y en el desarrollo de la carrera profesional.

b) Facilitar la conciliación de la vida personal, familiar y laboral, sin menoscabo de la promoción profesional.

(…)

e) Establecer medidas efectivas para eliminar cualquier discriminación retributiva, directa o indirecta, por razón de sexo (…)”.

Asimismo, cabe destacar, como señala la propia Ley Orgánica 3/2007, de 22 de marzo, en su Exposición de Motivos, que a través de esta norma se incorpora al ordenamiento español la Directiva en materia de igualdad de trato 2002/73/CE, de reforma de la Directiva 76/207/CEE, relativa a la aplicación del principio de igualdad de trato entre hombres y mujeres en lo que se refiere al acceso al empleo, a la formación y a la promoción profesionales, y a las condiciones de trabajo.

Estas Directivas, por su parte, y entrando ya en el examen jurisprudencial, han dado lugar a que el Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea (TJUE) se pronunciara respecto a una cuestión similar a la que se plantea a través de la Sentencia de 16 de febrero de 2006, asunto C – 294/04, dictada en virtud de cuestión prejudicial planteada por un órgano judicial español.

En concreto, la  Sentencia del TJUE de 16 de febrero de 2006, declaró que la citada directiva se opone a una normativa nacional que no reconozca a una trabajadora que se encuentre en permiso de maternidad, los mismos derechos reconocidos a otros aspirantes aprobados en el mismo procedimiento de selección, en lo que se refiere a las condiciones de acceso a la función pública, aplazando la toma de posesión de esa trabajadora hasta el término del permiso de maternidad, sin tener en cuenta la duración de dicho permiso a efectos del cómputo de su antigüedad.

Por  su parte, el 5 de mayo de 2014, la Sala Primera del Tribunal Constitucional dictó Sentencia en el recurso de amparo 3256-2012,  (STC 66/2014), en la que otorga el amparo a una mujer que, como consecuencia de coincidir el nacimiento de su hijo con la realización del curso selectivo para el ingreso en el Cuerpo de Gestión Procesal, no fue nombrada funcionaria de carrera hasta un año y medio después con el perjuicio que ello supuso para la recurrente.

El Tribunal entiende que en este caso se ha vulnerado el derecho de la demandante a no sufrir discriminación por razón de sexo (art. 14 CE), al no haber tenido en cuenta la Administración que la condición biológica y la salud de la mujer trabajadora ha de ser compatible con la conservación de los derechos profesionales, sin que la maternidad pueda producir ninguna desventaja, reconociendo a la interesada se retrotraigan los efectos económicos y administrativos en las mismas condiciones que el resto de integrantes de su promoción. 

En concreto, el Alto Tribunal, además de tener en cuenta la jurisprudencia comunitaria citada, establece en su Sentencia lo siguiente:

En el Fundamento Jurídico cuarto, dispone que:

<<(…) Ahora bien, la resolución administrativa no tuvo en cuenta que, si bien es cierto que la demandante de amparo solicitó el aplazamiento de la realización del curso e incluso, posteriormente, su no realización porque llevaba más de tres años como gestora procesal interina, eso no significa, como pone de manifiesto el Ministerio Fiscal en sus alegaciones, que aceptase  los efectos de ese aplazamiento, que combatió desde el principio>>.

Continúa el Fundamento Jurídico quinto:

<<De la motivación de la resolución administrativa y de la fundamentación de la Sentencia referida, se deduce, como sostiene el Ministerio Fiscal, que la maternidad de la demandante de amparo fue el fundamento del perjuicio laboral causado, concretado en el no reconocimiento de sus derechos económicos y administrativos con carácter retroactivo, desde la fecha en que sus compañeros de promoción tomaron posesión de sus plazas (…) La demandante de amparo solicitó en reiteradas ocasiones a la Dirección de Justicia de la Comunidad de Madrid la celebración de un curso ad hoc u otras medidas alternativas incluso que le permitiesen  no realizar el curso dado que llevaba más de tres años como funcionaria interina, desempeñando las labores de gestor procesal. (…)>>

En este sentido, el Alto Tribunal señala que: <<“corresponde inicialmente a la Administración ofrecer medidas alternativas razonables a la situación específica de la trabajadora derivada de la maternidad, que neutralicen una posible vulneración del principio de no discriminación del art. 14 CE>>.

Por su parte, en el Fundamento Jurídico sexto se establece que:

<<Tal y como ha quedado expuesto, tal vulneración fue reparada inicialmente por el Juez de lo Contencioso-Administrativo, quien en su Sentencia anuló la desestimación presunta de la solicitud formulada en vía administrativa y reconoció el derecho de la demandante a la plena efectividad de los derechos administrativos y económicos derivados de la toma de posesión como funcionaria de carrera del Cuerpo de Gestión Procesal y Administrativa en las mismas condiciones que el resto de los integrantes de su promoción>>.

En aplicación de esta doctrina constitucional, la Sentencia de 25 de noviembre de 2015 dictada por el Juzgado Central de lo Contencioso-Administrativo número 1 de Madrid, establece en su Fundamento de Derecho Segundo, lo que sigue:

<<(…) En consecuencia, a igual solución se ha de llegar en el presente supuesto, al haber sido también el proceso de maternidad de la recurrente, debidamente justificado, lo que motivo la ausencia al curso selectivo de su convocatoria, lo cual fue notificado por la recurrente con carácter previo a su inicio, sin que se ofreciera alternativa válida en tal proceso selectivo, debiéndose tener en cuenta que es doctrina de nuestro Tribunal Constitucional relativa a la prohibición constitucional específica sobre los actos discriminatorios por razón de sexo, que la lesión directa del art. 14 CE se habrá producido “cuando se acredite que el factor prohibido representó el fundamento de una minusvaloración o de un perjuicio laboral, no teniendo valor legitimador en estos casos la concurrencia de otros motivos que hubieran podido justificar la medida al margen del resultado discriminatorio” (…) motiva la aplicación de la normativa nacional en el sentido de reconocer a la trabajadora (o funcionaria) que se encuentre en permiso de maternidad los mismos derechos que a otros aspirantes aprobados en el mismo proceso de selección, lo que conlleva la estimación del presente recurso”, declarando el derecho de la recurrente a que “se le reconozca con carácter retroactivo todos los derechos económicos, de antigüedad y demás efectos que proceda, desde la fecha del fin del plazo de posesión de los aspirantes seleccionados en el mismo proceso selectivo en el que la recurrente tomo parte, (…) con el interés legal correspondiente en el caso de los derechos económicos”, e imposición de las costas procesales a la Administración Pública demandada.>>

Asimismo, cabe citar la Sentencia 285/2015, de 4 de mayo, de la Sala de lo Contencioso-Administrativo del Tribunal Superior de Justicia del País Vasco, que en su Fundamento Jurídico Quinto, dice así:

«(…) Además, la resolución de la Administración no sólo era acorde con la propia solicitud de la recurrente, al otorgarle el aplazamiento del periodo de prácticas, amparándose en las previsiones del art. 24.2 del mismo RD 364/1995, sino, asimismo era acorde, al proceder a su nombramiento como funcionaria en prácticas, con las exigencias constitucionales y comunitarias de proscripción de la discriminación por razón de sexo, y especialmente por situación de embarazo, dado que dicha situación no puede ser obstáculo al acceso a la función pública en condiciones de igualdad. Siendo en este sentido sumamente esclarecedora como alegaba la apelante, la sentencia de 16 de febrero de 2006 del Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea, asunto C -204-04 […], supuesto que aunque no guarda identidad con el que nos ocupa sí exige valorar la improcedencia de la adopción de medidas que comporten, con relación al acceso al empleo (en este caso la función pública) en supuestos de situaciones de embarazo y maternidad, una limitación de los derechos de las trabajadoras, situándolas en discriminación, lo que ocurre si se demora el nombramiento de funcionaria en prácticas, con la subsiguiente limitación de los derechos que conlleva aquella demora, y de los que quedaría desprovista la trabajadora en atención a su situación de embarazo, afectación en este caso aún más grave, al demorar dicho nombramiento, que la examinada por el Tribunal en que el nombramiento se produce pero ante la falta de toma de posesión no se reconocieron determinados derechos de carácter, en última instancia, económicos y profesionales (…)».

Para evitar una discriminación por razón de sexo, concretada en un trato discriminatorio por razón de la maternidad, lo que supondría una vulneración de los artículos 14 y además, en este caso, del 23.2, ambos de la Constitución Española; de la doctrina establecida por el Tribunal Constitucional y del resto de pronunciamientos judiciales se deduce que recaería sobre la Administración Pública la obligación de establecer medidas que conlleven la adaptación para la realización del curso selectivo a la reciente maternidad de la funcionaria en prácticas, a través de “medidas alternativas razonables a la situación específica de la trabajadora derivada de la maternidad” (STC 66/2014).

Por tanto, se entiende que la Administración Pública debe de realizar todas las actuaciones posibles que permitan la realización del curso en la situación de maternidad, entendiendo, como señala dicha jurisprudencia que han de ser “medidas alternativas”, es decir, medidas distintas que puedan tener el mismo efecto que se persigue con las iniciales, sin que sea suficiente, a la luz de la doctrina expuesta, determinar que no cabe la participación en el curso selectivo únicamente atendiendo a la programación inicial que se haya podido hacer del mismo.

Finalmente, y si bien se entiende que la solución en este caso pasaría por la adopción de las medidas alternativas que permitiesen conciliar la realización del citado curso selectivo con la maternidad, atendiendo a la petición expresa que realiza el órgano consultante se examina, no obstante, la aplicación en este caso de la “fuerza mayor”.

Consultadas en el BOE las bases del proceso selectivo para ingreso, por el sistema general de acceso libre, en el Cuerpo de Ingenieros Técnicos Forestales al servicio de la Hacienda Pública, aprobadas por Orden HAP/1494/2015, de 16 de julio, se indica lo siguiente en su Anexo I, Apartado I. B, sobre el Curso Selectivo:

“B) Curso selectivo. (…). Todos los aspirantes que superen la fase de oposición realizarán un curso selectivo en la Escuela de la Hacienda Pública del Instituto de Estudios Fiscales, que deberán superar con aprovechamiento.(…)

La asistencia a las clases y actividades que se organicen en el desarrollo del mismo será obligatoria. El incumplimiento de este requisito, salvo causas justificadas, valoradas por la Escuela de la Hacienda Pública del Instituto de Estudios Fiscales, originará la imposibilidad de concurrir a las pruebas que se realicen durante el mismo y, por tanto, se perderá el derecho a ser nombrado funcionario de carrera.(…)

Los aspirantes que no superen el curso selectivo de acuerdo con el procedimiento de calificación previsto en esta convocatoria, perderán el derecho a su nombramiento como funcionarios de carrera, de acuerdo con lo previsto en el artículo 24.1 del Real Decreto 364/1995, mediante resolución motivada de la autoridad convocante, a propuesta del órgano responsable de la evaluación del curso selectivo.

Quienes no pudieran realizar el curso selectivo por causa de fuerza mayor, debidamente justificada y apreciada por la Administración, podrán incorporarse al inmediatamente posterior, intercalándose en el lugar que les corresponda de acuerdo con la puntuación obtenida”.

En primer lugar, cabe recordar que es el órgano convocante a quien le corresponde interpretar el alcance de las distintas previsiones contenidas en las bases de la convocatoria del proceso selectivo; sin perjuicio de ello, y en aras de facilitar el asesoramiento solicitado, se indica el parecer de esta Unidad al respecto.

A la luz de las bases de la convocatoria, que son “ley del proceso selectivo”, como ha recordado de modo reiterado la jurisprudencia, a la Escuela de la Hacienda Pública le correspondería determinar el carácter obligatorio o facultativo de la asistencia a todas las clases y actividades que se organicen en desarrollo del curso selectivo, y estimar el carácter justificado o no de las ausencias a las mismas que en su caso se produzcan.

En cambio, atendiendo a dichas bases, se entiende que la declaración de la existencia de una causa de fuerza mayor correspondería al órgano convocante o al que por delegación ejerza tal competencia, autoridad a la que, asimismo, le corresponde el nombramiento como funcionario en prácticas.

En caso de que se declare la fuerza mayor, en puridad y a la luz de la convocatoria, quien incurra en la misma cesaría en la condición de funcionario en prácticas desde dicho momento, y no volvería a ser nombrado como tal hasta que se incorporase en el curso selectivo inmediatamente posterior.

No obstante, y sin perjuicio de lo que finalmente interprete el órgano convocante, cabe recordar, como se ha podido constatar en los pronunciamientos judiciales examinados, que pese a que, atendiendo incluso a una posible petición de la interesada por la que se declare dicha causa (fuerza mayor), los órganos judiciales están entendiendo que los efectos económicos y administrativos y demás que pudieran proceder, se retrotraerán a la fecha de finalización del plazo para la toma de posesión de los aspirantes seleccionados en el mismo proceso selectivo en el que la recurrente tomo parte, declarando asimismo el derecho a que las cantidades que tenga que percibir por dichos conceptos se incrementen en el interés legal correspondiente, y con imposición de las costas procesales a la Administración Pública demandada; cuando no, que la causa de maternidad no debe de ser considerada fuerza mayor y que, por tanto, la funcionaria en prácticas debe de continuar en tal situación, sin perjuicio, de la realización del curso selectivo.

Por todo ello, se reitera que en este caso el parecer de esta Dirección General es que, a la luz de la Ley Orgánica 3/2007, de 22 de marzo, y de la doctrina del Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea y del Tribunal Constitucional, se entiende que la Administración Pública debe de realizar todas las actuaciones posibles que permitan la realización del curso en la situación de maternidad, adoptando para ello las correspondientes medidas alternativas.

Todo lo anterior se informa sin perjuicio de lo que finalmente acuerde interpretar el órgano convocante.

Todo lo anterior se indica sin perjuicio de recordar que, de acuerdo con el régimen de competencias de este centro directivo, las respuestas a consultas que emite esta dirección general poseen carácter meramente informativo y, en consecuencia, no tienen carácter de criterio vinculante, ni originan derechos ni expectativas de derecho, ni implican vinculación alguna con el tipo de procedimientos a que se refieran. Además, al carecer de carácter preceptivo o vinculante, los órganos destinatarios de dichas respuestas podrán, en su caso, adoptar finalmente una decisión que no se corresponda con el parecer contenido en las mismas.

Las respuestas a consultas contenidas en este boletín atienden a las cuestiones planteadas a la luz de la normativa vigente en el momento de su emisión, de manera que dichas respuestas pueden verse afectadas por modificaciones legislativas posteriores o resoluciones judiciales.

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