Employment & Labor

#TECM2614345VNotice on Extending the 2026 Annual Negotiation Agreement for Maritime Passenger Service Operators

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

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🇬🇧 English

This notice starts the process to extend a 2026 annual negotiation agreement across the national collective bargaining framework for maritime public passenger crossing operators. The agreement was signed by the GASPE employers’ group and several trade unions representing maritime workers. Interested organizations and individuals have 15 days to submit comments. Representative employer organizations have one month to formally oppose the extension if they provide written reasons.

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Key Changes

  • Launches the consultation process for extending the 2026 annual negotiation agreement
  • Allows interested parties 15 days to submit comments
  • Allows representative employer organizations one month to oppose the extension in writing

Obligations

What this law requires

low

Interested organizations and persons wishing to comment on the proposed extension must send their observations to the Direction générale des affaires maritimes, de la pêche et de l'aquaculture, bureau du travail maritime, 92055 La Défense Cedex.

interested organizationsinterested individuals
Within 15 days of publication of the notice
reporting
medium

Representative employer organizations wishing to oppose the extension must submit a written and reasoned opposition, notified and filed under the procedures in Articles L. 2231-5 and L. 2231-6 of the French Labour Code.

representative employer organizations at the level of the agreement
Within one month of publication of the notice
reporting

Affected Parties

Maritime public passenger crossing operatorsEmployees covered by the national collective agreement+1 more…

Tags

collective bargaining,maritime workers,public consultation