Increase in the minimum wage: the executive is happy, the unions are complaining, the employers are sorry
The government announces an increase in the minimum wage of 1.6%, or €24 per month, which brings the minimum wage to €1,501.90 from December 1. The unions believe that this is too little (the CFDT demanded an…
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Listen (05:52 min) To be found in the show Reading time 1 min The government announces an increase in the minimum wage by 1.6%, or €24 per month, which brings the minimum wage to €1,501.90 from December 1st. The unions believe that this is too little (the CFDT demanded an additional €100 per month and the CGT, €150), believing that it is a simple matter of making up for the purchasing power lost in recent months. Employers' organizations are concerned about the additional weight on businesses' shoulders while the reductions in charges have been limited.
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