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ECONOMY • FRANCE

France moves planned minimum-wage increase forward to December

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French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said a planned 1.6% minimum-wage increase would take effect in December rather than January. Unions said the measure was insufficient and called for further protests.

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Why it matters

The change affects minimum-wage workers and employers in France, bringing the increase forward by one month. The articles describe no direct U.S. effect.

What happens next

The increase is due in December. Unions have called for fresh protests, but the articles do not specify dates or whether the government will offer further measures.

Whether unions hold further protests

Whether the government announces additional cost-of-living measures