Lecornu announces €24 monthly rise in minimum wage and tax breaks for firms
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The French Prime Minister has announced an early increase in the minimum wage from 1 December. The government also plans tax measures for businesses and wants to launch a new round of sectoral pay negotiations.
The Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu wanted to respond to social anger while also taking account of employers' concerns. At the end of a conference held on Monday morning at Matignon with representatives of employees and employers, the head of government announced several measures aimed at improving purchasing power and encouraging wage increases.The main announcement concerns the minimum wage, which will be increased by 1.6% from 1 December instead of 1 January 2027. It will thereby reach around 1,502 euros net per month, an increase of 24 euros net a month.A decree will be published shortly.
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