Wages: the Government Proposes to the Unions an Increase in the Minimum Index of Civil Servants
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The government proposed, on Friday, October 2, an increase in the minimum index of civil servants. The measure would concern 400,000 people, whose basic salary is lower than the Smic. But the unions, which remain very sceptical, could announce new days of mobilization. - Public service: the government proposes to raise the minimum of the index, the skeptical unions (Policy).
Three days after the major demonstrations, the government proposed an increase in the minimum index of public servants, whose purchasing power is reduced in the face of inflation.
On Friday, 2 October, the government announced its wish to raise the "minimum salary" of the civil service. A measure deemed insufficient by the unions still scalded by the freezing, in 2027, of the value of the index point of the civil servants.
The measure proposed by David Amiel, Minister of Public Accounts, should allow approximately 400,000 public servants to receive a basic salary higher than the smic The Minister of Public Accounts
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