Smic up Before January 1st in Discussion, According to Roland Lescure
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On France Info, Roland Lescure said this Saturday that the automatic upgrading of the minimum wage could take place earlier than expected. The government is looking for ways to answer the question of purchasing power, at the center of anger.
When asked about an anticipated increase in the minimum wage, the Minister of the Economy Roland Lescure assured this Saturday that this track was on the table. This increase would then take place before the automatic revalorisation, scheduled for January 1st. In the midst of social protest, this lever is supported by the unions and, on the contrary, rejected by the employer. - An increase in the Smic before the revalorisation scheduled for Janu…
"If inflation continues (...) of course the Smic will continue to increase. And on the timetable we will obviously discuss it, it is part of the parameters that we must put on the table with the social partners," replied Bercy's tenant, questioned about a potential early increase in the minimum wage. The government is looking for ways to answer the question of purchasing power, at the center of the angers of social mobilizations in the country. …
If the left has been claiming a SMIC for at least 1,700 euros for the past few weeks, negotiations with the government could move forward. The Minister of Labour receives trade unions and employers this Friday in bilateral meetings.
The government would consider moving forward the increase in the SMIC scheduled for January 1, 2027 to respond to the inflation-related social grunt. Inspired by a measure of 2024, this early revalorization could...
An early increase in the minimum wage, ahead of the regular, automatic adjustment scheduled for January 1, and in the context of the protesters’ demands regarding purchasing power, is already under discussion by the French authorities, Economy Minister Roland Lesquier said today. “If inflation continues, the minimum wage will certainly continue to rise. As for […] The post Lesquier: Early increase in the minimum wage in France is being considere…
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