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the Retirement of civil servants of the State : a new digital space custom

MIL OSI Translation. Government of the Republic of France statements from French to English
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The Service Pension of the State opens to every servant of the Crown, civil or military activity, a personal space and a secure, dedicated to his retirement.

The Digital Space Secure Public Agents ensap.gouv.fr) is a space that is private, secure, and free, open 7 days on 7 on the internet, which provides customized services relating to the remuneration and pension of the officials of the State, magistrates, and military.

The 2 million people affected by this digital service will include :

Access to all personal information about their careers, useful for the opening of their rights to the public service pension

The creation of the secure area that requires to fill in an id (social security number), a password, name and date of birth.

The site also offers a space My pay which allows you to consult all the documents relating to his compensation for the month of December 2016 (pay slips or balance and tax certificates, retained and made available until five years after retirement). Open since April of 2017 to some personal economic departments and financial and the ministry of Defence, it is progressively generalized to all jurisdictions. Depending on your administration and your situation, your space, My compensation is open without further action in your account Ensap.

Namely :

If you are affiliated with multiple pension plans, you must also open an account for retirement info-retraite.fr , which includes the pension plans as a whole. This account in retirement is a secure space and custom, where you will find all the information and services relating to all pension plans of which you have noted during your activity.

To note :

The confidentiality of the personal data provided during your registration is guaranteed. These will not be distributed to third parties. On the other hand, you have a right to access, modify, rectify or delete data which concern you (art. 39 and 40 of the data-processing law and Freedoms of January 6, 1978 .

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