Smic: an "Excessive Increase Would Threaten" Certain Companies and "Would Harm Employment", Warns Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre Farandou
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On the eve of a social conference in Matignon, the Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre Farandou excluded an excessive increase in the minimum wage which would weaken companies The Minister of Labour
While Sebastien Lecornu will meet on Monday with employers and trade unions for a social conference, the Minister of Labour indicates that he will not propose an increase in the Smic which could "harm the employment"
Jean-Pierre Farandou warned against the consequences of an excessive rise in the Smic on employment, in an interview granted to the Tribune Sunday. This revalorisation would lead, in his opinion, to the loss of many jobs. The Minister of Labour breaks down any hope of financial utopia. In an interview published Sunday, November 8 in the Tribune Sunday, Jean-Pierre Farandou announced that he did not propose an increase in the Smic. He explained h…
On the eve of a social conference in Matignon, the Minister of Labour sets his limit. He refuses a massive boost to the minimum wage, in the name of the... Read more Smic will not be pushed to 1,700 euros not to break the job appeared first on Le Singulier.
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