#TRST2609776VNotice on the Extension of Agreements in the French Ceramics Industry National Collective Agreement
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This notice indicates that the French government is considering making certain labor agreements in the ceramics industry mandatory for all employers and employees covered by the national collective agreement. These agreements involve updating the minimum wage scale for various roles and listing jobs with ergonomic risks. Stakeholders have two weeks to provide feedback, and recognized employer organizations have a month to express opposition.
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Key Changes
- Mandatory application of updated wage agreements
- Inclusion of ergonomic risk jobs
- Opportunity for stakeholders to submit feedback
Obligations
What this law requires
Submit written observations and opinions regarding the proposed generalization of the ceramics industry collective agreements to the Ministry of Labor and Solidarity (DGT, bureau DS1, 14 avenue Duquesne, 75350 Paris SP 07) within 15 days of this notice
Recognized employer professional organizations must submit written and justified opposition to the agreement extension within one month if they wish to contest the extension
File written and motivated opposition according to the procedures specified in articles L. 2231-5 and L. 2231-6 of the labor code
Apply the updated minimum wage scale (salaires minima conventionnels) for workers, ETAM (employees and technicians/agents of management), and managers as specified in the national agreement of 26 February 2026
Implement and maintain the list of jobs exposed to ergonomic risks as required by article L. 4163-2-1 of the labor code