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Dec 13, 10:10

French 2025 Salary Increases: 1.32% Average Masks Two-Tiered System

A Groupe Alpha study reveals a 1.32% average salary increase in France for 2025, but this masks a two-tiered system; companies offering base salary increases average 2.33%, while 42.6% provide only bonuses, impacting purchasing power differently across employee groups.

French 2025 Salary Increases: 1.32% Average Masks Two-Tiered System

A Groupe Alpha study reveals a 1.32% average salary increase in France for 2025, but this masks a two-tiered system; companies offering base salary increases average 2.33%, while 42.6% provide only bonuses, impacting purchasing power differently across employee groups.

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What is the average salary increase in France for 2025, and what are its implications for purchasing power?

French salary increases average 1.32% in 2025, according to Groupe Alpha. This is lower than the projected inflation rate of 1.5%, implying a decrease in purchasing power. However, for those in companies offering base salary increases, the average rises to 2.33%, resulting in a purchasing power gain.

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Dec 11, 10:42

French Executive Compensation Lags Behind Inflation, Impacting Purchasing Power

A recent study by Apec reveals that despite a record 60% of French executives receiving salary increases in 2024, median executive compensation has increased less than inflation since 2019, resulting in decreased purchasing power for over 60% of executives, with a persistent gender pay gap.

French Executive Compensation Lags Behind Inflation, Impacting Purchasing Power

A recent study by Apec reveals that despite a record 60% of French executives receiving salary increases in 2024, median executive compensation has increased less than inflation since 2019, resulting in decreased purchasing power for over 60% of executives, with a persistent gender pay gap.

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What is the impact of inflation on executive compensation in France, and how does this affect their purchasing power?

In June 2024, the median gross annual salary for executives in France reached \u20ac54,000, a 1.9% increase year-on-year. However, since 2019, this increase has lagged behind inflation, resulting in a decline in purchasing power for over 60% of executives. This is despite a record 60% of executives receiving a salary increase in 2024.

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Dec 12, 22:16

French Senate Faces Deadline on Restaurant Voucher Law

The French Senate faces a December 31st deadline to extend a law allowing restaurant vouchers in supermarkets, affecting 5.4 million employees; a legislative deadlock caused by the recent government censure complicates the process.

French Senate Faces Deadline on Restaurant Voucher Law

The French Senate faces a December 31st deadline to extend a law allowing restaurant vouchers in supermarkets, affecting 5.4 million employees; a legislative deadlock caused by the recent government censure complicates the process.

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What is the immediate impact if the French Senate fails to extend the restaurant voucher law by December 31st?

The French Senate must decide by December 31st whether to extend a law allowing restaurant vouchers to be used in supermarkets. Failure to do so would affect 5.4 million employees. This temporary measure, initially implemented in 2022, was renewed in December 2023 due to a 20% increase in food prices.

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