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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2025

Draft Bill Submitted To Allow Employees Five Salary Advances Per Month

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A draft bill was submitted to the National Assembly on 4 June 2025 to allow employees to request up to five salary advances per month.

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Salary Advances

A draft bill was submitted to the National Assembly on 4 June 2025 to allow employees to request up to five salary advances per month. The total amount of these advances may not exceed half of the employee's monthly pay, and no justification for the request would be required.

Unemployment Insurance Contribution

An amendment agreement concluded on 27 May 2025 aims to adjust the bonus-malus system applied to the employer's unemployment insurance contribution. It would exclude certain contract terminations from the malus calculation, as they are considered beyond the employer's control, notably:

  • the end of seasonal contracts,
  • dismissals for non-occupational incapacity,

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