Fuel prices: The bonus of 1,000 euros paid by employers will be extended in 2027
The Minister of the Economy, Roland Lescure, announced on Monday the extension of this aid of up to 1,000 euros.
The fuel bonus will be extended in 2027, the Minister of the Economy, Roland Lescure, announced on Monday. This tax-free aid can reach up to 1,000 euros that employers can grant to their employees.
Its extension to 2027 will be integrated into the bill on financing Social Security, the minister said. Faced with soaring fuel prices, the government announced at the end of September to raise the ceiling of this aid paid by employers from 600 to 1,000 euros.
At the same time, the Minister of Labor Jean-Pierre Farandou announced that the minimum wage would be increased by 1.6% from December 1 to approximately 1,502 euros net. This represents a monthly increase of around 24 euros.
An inter-union in the public service is calling for mobilization and a strike on Tuesday, November 17, to demand in particular immediate salary increases.
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