"The Wages Are Too Low in France": the Boss of the Dassault Group Comments on the Increase of the Smic
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Eric Trappier, President of UIMM and CEO of the Dassault Group, said it was necessary to "reduce the cost of work to allow for more work."
The boss of the Dassault group Eric Trappier does not necessarily see with a bad eye the rise of the Smic. But he would have to review all the wages upwards by bringing the gross wage closer to the net. "The wages are too low in France," he notes.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Invited by the Grand Jury on Sunday 15 November, the UIMM president proposes to finance an increase in the net through VAT. Update on the December Smic and payroll.
Éric Trappier, president of the Dassault Group and president of the Union des Industries des métiers de la métallurgy (UIMM) was the guest of the Grand Jury RTL Public Sénat Ouest-France on Sunday 15 November. He pleaded for an increase in wages that would not increase the burdens of French companies, "the highest in Europe".
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