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Value sharing agreement: Medef does not want “unraveling” by the government

The head of Medef urges the government not to question the agreement on the distribution of value in companies that is the result of long negotiations between business organizations and unions.

The president of Medef, Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux, called on the Government this Sunday to respect the agreement reached with the unions on the distribution of value in companies, without emptying it of substance.

“Stab”

After months of complicated negotiations, the business organizations (Medef, CPME and U2P) and unions (CFDT, CGT, FO, CFE-CGC and CFTC) presented on February 10 a text intended in particular to broadly generalize measures such as incentives, Bonuses of profit sharing and shared value to all companies with more than 11 employees.

The agreement is open for signature by unions and business organizations until February 22. Two unions, the CFDT and the CFTC, announced on Wednesday their intention to sign this compromise found with the employers.

Emmanuel Macron’s party, Renaissance, must formulate for its part on Monday, during a convention, proposals on the distribution of value in the company.

“Eye to Eye”

According to him, it would be “intolerable” to change everything discussed to reach this “consistent agreement”, the result of work “in silence, discretion, without invective” between the social partners.

This agreement on the sharing of value follows the agreements on teleworking or occupational health concluded through social dialogue: “I tell the unions, let’s continue with this momentum” in a turbulent political period, launched the head of Medef.

For Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux, “the more Parliament puts on this lamentable spectacle” such as during the pension reform debate, “the more the role of the social partners will rise.”

Author: obstetrics with AFP
Source: BFM TV

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