Prime Minister Sbastien Lecornu announced on Wednesday an increase in the minimum wage of 0.6% from December 1 to reach 1,502 euros per month. The CGT denounces crumbs, and the bosses fear an impact on costs.Economy, Policy, Lifestyle, announcement, France, government, increase, revaluation, minimum wage, PAKET AFE, newsPrime Minister Sbastien Lecornu announced on Wednesday an increase in the minimum wage of 0.6% from December 1 to reach 1,502 euros per month. The CGT...
Sbastien Lecornu presented this Wednesday evening an increase in the guaranteed interprofessional minimum wage (SMIG) raised to 1,502 euros per month, an increase of 0.6% from December 1.
Cette annonce vise à répondre à la pression sociale qui s'est intensifiée ces dernières semaines dans l'Hexagone.
The CGT immediately castigated this revaluation deemed “crumbs” in the face of employee expectations.
Employers' organizations fear that this increase will plunge businesses further into difficulty.
The Prime Minister tried to reassure by affirming that the calculation had been carried out jointly with the social partners.