Smic up. "What Are We Going to Do with This?": Smicards in the Region React to the Government's Boost.
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Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu tried this Monday to respond to social anger by announcing in particular a 1.6% improvement of the Smic as from 1 December. An overall measure considered "inadequate",
The government committed on Monday to take several measures against expensive living. The Prime Minister announced a slight increase in the Smic and the extension of the fuel premium.
The Prime Minister announced this Monday an early revalorisation of the Smic, effective from 1 December, after a social conference with the employers and the unions. The minimum wage will increase to about 1 502...
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, accompanied by his ministers Jean-Pierre Farandou, Serge Papin and Roland Lescure, held a press briefing at the end of the social conference with trade unions and employers' organisations held this Monday morning in Matignon.
In the face of social tensions and concerns about purchasing power, the government announced this Monday, November 9, several measures concerning wages, energy and bonuses paid to employees. Some of the...
An increased Smic increase with immediate effect and three measures put to the vote in the future budget. On Monday the government delivered its measures to improve the purchasing power of households.
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