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Published on: 09/11/2026 - 22:12 Modified on: 09/11/2026 - 22:12
Sébastien Lecornu tried to respond to social anger: the Prime Minister announced an increase in the minimum wage of 0.6%. The minimum wage will be increased from December 1 to 1,502 euros per month net, which represents an increase of around 24 euros. This is far from the demands of the unions. The CFDT demanded an increase of 100 euros and the CGT approximately 150 euros. Another announcement: the fuel bonus will be extended in 2027. Sébastien Lecornu also proposed raising the tax exemption ceiling for overtime to 10,000 euros. With the increase in the minimum wage, the government hopes to have a knock-on effect on salary negotiations in professional sectors and within companies. Has Sébastien Lecornu convinced? What are the reactions? Is the political response up to par?
A program prepared by Stéphanie Antoine, Élise Duffau, Mathilde Bozon-Petrier and Valentin Berg.
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