Wages: Decree Issued to Sanction Branches with Conventional Minima Under the Smic
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This long-awaited decree is one of the measures put forward by the government on Monday to respond to the pressure of the unions asking for wage increases. Because if no employee can be paid below the Smic, his wage increase can be slowed down because the "national minimum wage" of the branch to which he belongs is lower than the Smic. Today, 69 branches have lower minima than the Smic and the increase of the minimum wage on 1 December next must…
Reductions in employers' contributions for firms in industries whose conventional minimums are less than the smic will be reduced, according to the decree published in the Official Gazette on Tuesday, announced the previous day by the government.
A decree published this Tuesday reduces the reductions in employers' contributions of companies whose branch has minima below the SMIC. In total, 69 of them are already affected, and 64 more could be affected after the increase in the minimum wage on December 1. LCI's guest, government spokesman Mathieu Lefèvre promises "retaliation measures" in case of non-compliance. - "Retaliation measures": on LCI, the government spokesman puts pressure on t…
A decree changes the calculation of the reductions of employer contributions for the branches whose minima remain under the Smic. He wants to push the wages... L的 article The employers' aids recalculated from the minima of branch appeared first on Le Singulier.
A decree published on 10 November regulates the calculation of derogations for employers' contributions in branches whose minimum wage remains below the Smic. The rules concern periods of employment from 1 January 2027 and refer to an official list of the branches concerned.
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