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Social. A Smic at 1,500 Euros Net ? The Minister of Labour Considers "Important to Cross This Bar"

In the midst of a social crisis, Jean-Pierre Farandou considers it "important" to try to "cross the bar" of 1,500 euros net for the monthly Smic, currently of 1,477.93 euros.

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Following the day of mobilization for the purchasing power that has attracted the most demonstrators since the beginning of the movement, calls to protest are maintained for Saturday, including by yellow vests.

·Paris, France
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The government anticipates an increase in the smic before the automatic revalorisation of 1 January, in the face of social mobilizations against expensive life. Sébastien Lecornu meets on Monday 9 November in Matignon a "social conference" with the trade unions and employers' organizations.

·Paris, France
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In the midst of a social crisis, Jean-Pierre Farandou considers it "important" to try to "cross the bar" of 1,500 euros net for the monthly Smic, currently of 1,477.93 euros.

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The Minister of Labour, Jean-Pierre Farandou, said this Friday that discussions are still ongoing between the government, the unions and the employers on the Smic.

·France
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In "Hello! La Matinale TF1", Jean-Pierre Farandou assures Friday that "the government wants to act quickly on the Smic". Faced with social anger, the Minister of Labour said that an anticipation of the revalorisation of the minimum wage was at the heart of the discussions, like that of a boost. He finally considered "important" to have a Smic at more than 1,500 euros net. - Smic: on TF1, the Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre Farandou considered "im…

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This would amount to an increase of around 30 euro, when the unions demand 100 to 150 euros more per month. The government has also prepared a decree to force the branches to renegotiate the wage scales.

·Paris, France
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franceinfo.fr broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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