Employment & Labor

#TRST2610674VNotice on the Extension of Territorial Agreements (Hauts-de-France - Ile-de-France) Concluded in the Framework of the National Collective Agreement Relating to Working Conditions in Quarry and Material Industries (Workers - Employees, Technicians and Supervisors)

🇫🇷France··Other·Medium Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

The law proposes making certain regional agreement terms mandatory for all employers and employees in the quarry and materials industries in Hauts-de-France and Ile-de-France. It impacts salaries by establishing minimum wages for workers and ETAM (employees, technicians, and supervisors) across specified levels. Organizations have the opportunity to express concerns or objections within set deadlines following the administrative procedures.

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Key Changes

  • Makes regional agreement terms mandatory for related industries
  • Establishes minimum wages for workers and ETAM
  • Allows for objections to be raised by organizations within deadlines

Obligations

What this law requires

critical

Employers must comply with the mandatory stipulations of the territorial agreements regarding minimum wages for workers and ETAM across specified levels.

all employers in the quarry and materials industries
operational
high

Organizations and interested parties must submit their observations and opinions on the extension of agreements within fifteen days.

organizations and individuals in the affected regions
15 days from the issuance of the proposal
reporting
high

Recognized employer organizations may oppose the extension of agreements by submitting a written and reasoned objection within one month.

recognized employer organizations
1 month following the issuance of the proposal
reporting

Affected Parties

Employers in quarry and materials industriesEmployees in the affected regions

Tags

France,employment,minimum wage