Transparency of Wages: the Start of a French Law
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"The aim is to ensure once again that there is more transparency, more fairness, more equality, we are not there to flick," promised Aurore Bergé, Minister for Gender Equality, Wednesday on RMC. This objective has been delayed, since like most European countries - Italy, Greece, Slovakia, Lithuania and Malta excepted - France had missed in June the official deadline to enroll in French law the text voted by the 27 in 2023.
Will it now be possible to know the salaries of your colleagues? The bill arrives in the Council of Ministers, a first step before its adoption. The objective: to reduce the pay gap in the equivalent position, especially between women and men. But its application is also a source of concern for some. Reporting in a software company that already applies transparency.
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