Employment & Labor

#TRST2609050AOrder of April 2, 2026, Extending an Amendment to the National Collective Agreement for Industrial Bakery and Pastry Activities and Egg Professionals

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

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🇬🇧 English

This law mandates that all employers and employees in the industrial bakery, pastry, and egg sectors in France must adhere to the new minimum wage requirements set out in Amendment No. 4. It ensures that the terms and penalties of this amendment are enforced from the date of publication for its remaining duration.

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Key Changes

  • Enforcement of new minimum wage requirements in the bakery, pastry, and egg sectors
  • Application of amendment penalties from publication date
  • Mandatory compliance for all employers and employees within specified fields

Obligations

What this law requires

critical

All employers in the industrial bakery, pastry, and egg sectors must adhere to the minimum wage requirements set out in Amendment No. 4 as specified in the national collective agreement.

employers
Effective immediately from the date of publication.
operational
critical

All employees in the industrial bakery, pastry, and egg sectors must receive the updated minimum wages as mandated by Amendment No. 4.

employees
Effective immediately from the date of publication.
operational
high

Employers must ensure compliance with the terms and penalties established in Amendment No. 4.

employers
Effective immediately from the date of publication.
operational
medium

The provisions of this arrêté must be published in the Journal officiel of the République française to be effective.

government authorities
As soon as possible after the date of publication of the arrêté.
disclosure

Affected Parties

Industrial bakery employersEmployees in the pastry and egg sectors

Tags

minimum wage,collective agreement,bakery industry