Lecornu meets unions and employers over cost-of-living concerns
Politics · First reported 9 Nov, 09:47 · Updated 10:28
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met union and employer representatives to discuss salaries and purchasing power amid social unrest. One report said a possible minimum-wage increase was on the agenda.
- Lecornu met representatives of employers’ organisations and private-sector unions on Monday.
- The discussions concerned cost-of-living concerns, salaries and purchasing power.
- The talks took place amid social unrest in France; France 24 reported a possible minimum-wage increase was under consideration.
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- Prime minister
- Sébastien Lecornu
- Meeting participants
- Employer representatives and unions, including private-sector unions
- Issues discussed
- Cost of living, salaries and purchasing power
- Possible measure
- A minimum-wage increase was reportedly under consideration
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- An earlier Lux story was also about Lecornu hosting union and business representatives for talks. [c07f40f2-1da8-4ed5-a276-84300f73fe18]
- Other earlier Lux headlines covered French social and political topics, including a poll on the 2027 presidential race and a report about social-media activity around French riots. [3f95b502-4cce-43c7-9ff1-7e84cea1f942] [9f1eef15-1bba-4888-a43a-2947226b061d]
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