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The new pay slip proposed by the Ministry of the Economy on April 23, 2024.
ECONOMY – A small revolution. The Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire confirmed this Tuesday April 23 in 20-Heures de France 2 that employees’ pay slips would soon change, as part of a bill to simplify economic life. He also clarified how.
“The pay slip has 55 lines, sometimes more, sometimes a little less. It is illegible »recognized the minister. “We want a sheet of around fifteen lines that is clear, simple, readable for the employee where he sees what the business manager pays, what he receives, what he pays in social security contributions, what he pays in taxes, and what he has left at the end of the month.he detailed.
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At the precise moment of this announcement, the new generation pay slip was revealed on the minister’s X account as you can see below. In particular, the “total employer cost” line appears which does not currently appear on pay slips. The gross remuneration of the employee is then specified and finally, the net total to be paid.
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The goal, summarized Bruno Le Maire, is to “simplify the lives of business leaders”. It is also “a guarantee of confidence” And “transparency” towards employees, as well as a means of making “savings” for businesses, he argued. However, no date has been announced for its implementation.
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