#TRST2615911VProposed Extension of Revised Collective Welfare Guarantees for Intermittent Entertainment Workers
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France is considering making revised collective welfare guarantees mandatory for all employers and intermittent entertainment workers covered by the relevant interbranch agreement. The amendment concerns group welfare benefits for workers in live performance, music, audiovisual and cinema sectors. Interested organizations and individuals have 15 days to submit comments to the Labor Ministry. Representative employer organizations covered by the amendment have one month to file a written objection.
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Key Changes
- Starts a public consultation on extending a February 2026 amendment to collective welfare guarantees
- Would make the revised welfare guarantees mandatory for all employers and intermittent entertainment workers in scope
- Allows interested parties 15 days to comment and representative employer organizations one month to object
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested organizations and individuals wishing to comment on the proposed extension must submit their observations and opinions to the Ministry of Labor and Solidarity, DGT bureau DS1, 14 avenue Duquesne, 75350 Paris SP 07.
Representative employer organizations covered by the amendment that oppose the extension must file a written, reasoned objection and notify/deposit it under Labor Code articles L. 2231-5 and L. 2231-6.