#TRST2612766AFrance Extends Metallurgy Sector Profit-Sharing Agreement
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This order makes a profit-sharing agreement mandatory across France’s national metallurgy collective bargaining sector. Employers and employees covered by the 2022 national metallurgy agreement must now apply the 20 February 2026 agreement on employee profit-sharing. The order also confirms technical safeguards for changing or ending the agreement if one or more original signatories no longer exist. For companies in the sector, the practical step is to check whether their workplace arrangements align with the extended profit-sharing agreement from the publication date.
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Key Changes
- Makes the 20 February 2026 profit-sharing agreement mandatory for employers and employees covered by the national metallurgy collective agreement
- Applies the extension from the publication date for the remaining duration of the agreement
- Clarifies how the agreement may be amended or ended if original signatories no longer exist
Obligations
What this law requires
Apply the stipulations of the 20 February 2026 agreement establishing employee profit-sharing for all employers and employees covered by the 7 February 2022 national metallurgy collective bargaining agreement, from the publication date of this order.
If amendment of the profit-sharing agreement in the same form as its original conclusion becomes impossible because one or more original signatories no longer exist, use one of the amendment methods provided under Article L. 3312-5(I) of the French Labour Code.
If denunciation of the profit-sharing agreement in the same form as its original conclusion becomes impossible because one or more original signatories no longer exist, denounce the agreement using one of the methods provided under Article L. 3312-5(I) of the French Labour Code.