Index grids give the number of gross index points for each step based on time and are named as **certifies_[grade]_indexes.csv**, where **[grade]** is equal to **cn** (normal class), **hc** (outclass) or **ce** (exceptional class).
Columns of index grids: — effective date: date (format YYYY-MM-DD) of entry into force of the gross index value indicated;
— date_text:
date (format YYYY-MM-DD) of the signature of the Order or Order;
— date_appearance_jo:
date (format YYYY-MM-DD) of publication in the Official Journal;
— echelon_n (with n a positive integer):
step number in grade;
— link_legifrance:
link to the decree or decree.
Step advancement grids give the durations of each step and the conditions for moving to the next grade.
They are named as **certifies_[grade]_durees_[YYYY-MM-DD].csv**, where **[YYYY-MM-DD]** is the effective date of the new grid.
Columns of step progress grids:
— Echelon:
step number in grade;
— hard_old:
duration of the step with advancement to seniority;
— hard_choice:
duration of the step with advancement at your choice (or career acceleration from 1 September 2017);
— hard_grand_choice:
duration of the step with advancement at large choice;
— echelon_promo_[grade]:
step number at the time of promotion to the higher grade (“ind” if ranking in step with an index equal to or immediately higher);
—anciente_echelon_promo_[grade]:
seniority to be achieved in the step before promotion to the higher grade;
—anciente_promo_[grade]:
become seniority in step after promotion in the higher grade (“acq” if acquired seniority is retained, without otherwise);
— old limit_promo_[grade]:
limit on seniority retained after promotion in the higher grade or “processing”:
seniority lost if the salary increase following promotion is higher than that which would have been achieved by a step advancement in the former grade, “promo”:
limitation of the time required to promote a step in the higher grade;
— mark-up_anciente_promo_[grade]:
number of years added to seniority in the step at the time of promotion (this number may be negative);
The reclassification grids, giving the reclassification rules corresponding to the entry into force of a new advancement grid, are named as **certifies_[grade]_reclassification_[YYYY-MM-DD].csv**.
Columns of the reclassification grids:
— echelon_depart:
step before reclassification;
— old_departure:
number of years of seniority to be held in the step before reclassification;
— class_arrival:
present only if the grade is different after reclassification (‘cn’, ‘hc’ or ‘ce’);
— echelon_arrival:
step after reclassification (step number or “anc_corps” if the step is calculated according to seniority in the body);
— old_arrival:
become seniority after reclassification (“acq” if acquired seniority is retained, “without” otherwise);
— mark-up_old_arrival:
number of years added to seniority in the step after reclassification (this number may be negative);
— remuneration_securisee:
is “yes” if the old treatment is maintained in the case of lower treatment after reclassification;
— limit_old_arrival:
maximum value of seniority after reclassification.
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