SUD-AFPSUD signed the NAO 2023 agreement which ratifies a general increase of 2%. This is far from compensating for the loss of our purchasing power, but without a movement of employees to put pressure on management, it is difficult to obtain more.
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Wages: 2% wage hike is historic and insufficient
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Inflation, wages: Management’s offer won’t even buy a baguette
11 October 2023The salary “proposals” from AFP management for the Mandatory Annual Negotiation (NAO) are insufficient, even scandalous.
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Inflation, wages: after the party, watch out for the hangover!
29 September 2023SUD presents its salary demands for the annual cycle of wage talks (NAO).
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Inflation, wages, working conditions: Alors on danse?
11 September 2023This year, the AFP fête will take place on September 21. Last year, it was to mark the move back into the renovated HQ building. What are we celebrating this year?
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Télétravail 2.0: A new accord, a real update
19 July 2023After months of negotiations, SUD has signed the new télétravail agreement. Overall, this new agreement extends the provisions that were in the temporary agreement, in force from 2020 to the end of June 2023. But above all there are some improvements.
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Télétravail negotiations: Management advances by backpedaling!
9 June 2023SUD provides an update on the renegotiation of the telework agreement at AFP.
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Strike in Turkey: No, Mr Fries, That’s not blackmail!
9 May 2023SUD expresses its solidarity with the strikers of the AFP offices in Turkey and responds to CEO Fabrice Fries.
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Happy May Day! AFP under minimum wage!
28 April 2023For 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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Journalist pay: Long negotiation ends with big flop!
19 April 2023Negotiations 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 March 2023How 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.
