#TRST2612790AExtension of a gender equality agreement amendment in France’s mechanical glass manufacturing sector
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This order makes a 2025 amendment on workplace gender equality mandatory across France’s mechanical glass manufacturing sector. It applies to all employers and employees covered by the national collective agreement for that industry. Companies in the sector must follow the updated gender equality rules from the date the order is published. The text does not set out the detailed measures itself; it extends the existing sector-level amendment so it applies broadly.
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Key Changes
- Makes the 2025 gender equality amendment mandatory for the mechanical glass manufacturing sector
- Applies the amendment to all employers and employees covered by the sector’s national collective agreement
- Takes effect from the order’s publication date for the remaining duration set by the amendment
Obligations
What this law requires
Employers covered by the national collective agreement for the mechanical glass manufacturing industries must apply the stipulations of Amendment No. 3 of 22 October 2025 revising the sector agreement on professional equality between women and men.