France plans to extend minimum pay deal to all taxi workers
France's Ministry of Labour and Solidarity has announced it plans to make a September 2026 pay agreement for taxi staff binding across the sector. The agreement sets minimum wages and was signed by several taxi trade bodies and employee unions. Groups have fifteen days to send comments, and employer organisations have one month to formally object.
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What does it mean?
If the order goes ahead, the minimum pay rules in this taxi agreement would apply to every taxi employer and employee in scope, not only to the groups that signed it. Anyone who wants to comment has fifteen days, and employer groups have one month to object.
Who is affected?
Taxi and related transport employers and their employees covered by the national taxi collective agreement.