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Negotiated wage rises for 2022: the results so far
[Les hausses de salaires négociés pour 2022 : où en est-on ?]

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  • Erwan Gautier

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So far in 2022, industry-level wage bargaining has generally resulted in wage increases of around 3% compared with rises of close to 1% in recent years. Inflation, which has been higher since the end of 2021, and the recent hike in the national minimum wage (NMW) are contributing to this stronger growth in negotiated wages. Les négociations de salaire de branche pour 2022 se sont jusqu’ici généralement conclues par des hausses de salaire se situant autour de 3% alors qu’elles étaient plus proches de 1% ces dernières années. L’inflation, plus soutenue depuis fin 2021, et les hausses récentes du SMIC contribuent à cette croissance plus dynamique des salaires négociés.

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