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With Several Months Late, the Government Announces that the Draft Law on Pay Transparency Will Be Presented to the Council of Ministers on 9 September.

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France had theoretically until 7 June to transpose this European directive into national law, but due to a busy parliamentary agenda and disagreements between trade unions and employers, the deadline could not be met.

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Initially, France had until 7 June to transpose the European directive, but in the face of marked differences between trade unions and employers, the deadline could not be met.

·Paris, France
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France had theoretically until 7 June to transpose this European directive into national law, but due to a busy parliamentary agenda and disagreements between trade unions and employers, the deadline could not be met.

·France
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France is lagging behind in transposing this directive, which provides for penalties in particular for large and unjustified differences between men and women working of equal value.

·Paris, France
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A law is intended to force companies to make salaries comparable. Necessary, ex-Federal Minister Lisa Paus finds. An entrepreneur considers the regulation to be insanity.

·Germany
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Business confederations criticize the draft law on wage transparency, alerting to more bureaucracy, costs and legal risk. Organizations defend proportional rules.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The draft law on the transparency of remuneration will be presented on 9 September. A breakthrough welcomed by the unions, but which still leaves some... Read the article Equal pay, the government has chosen its date appeared first on Le Singulier.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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