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Social. The Minister of Labour Puts Pressure on Employers on Minima in Professional Branches

The Minister of Labour met on Thursday a salary monitoring committee, hoping to see employers increase without waiting to the minimums in the various professional branches.

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Three days after the government's announcements on the smic, the Ministry of Labour is stepping up the pressure on the professional branches to raise pay scales The Minister of Labour

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The Minister of Labour met on Thursday a salary monitoring committee, hoping to see employers increase without waiting to the minimums in the various professional branches.

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After the boost to the Smic, this meeting, which brings together trade unions and employers' organisations, is dedicated to ways of increasing all wages.

·Paris, France
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On Thursday, the Minister of Labour convened a wage monitoring committee, hoping that employers would increase the minimum wage in the various branches of industry without waiting.

Labour Minister Jean-Pierre Farandou chaired on Thursday morning a "salary monitoring committee" to encourage employers to raise wages without waiting for the new salary grids. Agathe Le Berder, member of the confederal bureau of the CGT, said that it was time to "mobilize" after the government's announcements.

The Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre Farandou chaired on Thursday morning a "salary monitoring committee" to encourage employers to increase without delay the minimums practiced in the various professional branches,...

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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