For the first time, the lowest remuneration provided for in the AFP salary grids falls below the minimum wage (Smic), from May 1, 2023.
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Happy May Day! AFP under minimum wage!
28 April -
Journalist pay: Long negotiation ends with big flop!
19 AprilNegotiations on the remuneration of journalists ended without an agreement on March 24, 2023, nearly one year after they began. Here’s a look back at a big flop.
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Wages and inflation: What’s at stake in the NAO (Questions & Answers)
2 MarchHow much purchasing power have we lost to inflation? How much did the last wage hike compensate? Here are several responses to help frame the debate.
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€1.3mn for AFP and nothing for us?
10 JanuarySUD-AFP reaffirms its demand for a general increase in wages to compensate for inflation. Defending our wages means defending the level of our pensions.
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Wages and inflation: Management serves up a COLA zero… Unacceptable!
11 December 2022Staff should be ready to mobilize to defend their purchasing power which risks to considerably erode again in 2023 under continued inflation.
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Plan Fries 2.0: All pain, no gain
28 November 2022The mandate of Fabrice Fries at the head of AFP has been renewed for five years. On this occasion, the CEO presented his Plan 2.0.
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Italy: local AFP journalists on strike for salaries
21 October 2022SUD expresses its solidarity with the Italian colleagues, who are rightly fighting for inflation to be offset by higher wages.
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Vote SUD for an assiduous and motivated team to defend you
10 October 2022Find here our électoral manifesto for the 2nd round of AFP staff elections.
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CSE 2022 elections: SUD at more than 25% among AFP journalists
3 October 2022SUD consolidates its 2nd place among journalists and increases its representativity.
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Why vote? Why vote SUD?
22 September 2022The election of members of the AFP Social and Economic Committee (CSE) takes place from Friday September 23 (9:00 a.m.) to Friday September 30 (3:00 p.m.).
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