Syndicat des professionnels de l'information et de la communication du Sénégal (SYNPICS)
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About SYNPICS
SYNPICS is a Senegalese trade union representing journalists, media technicians and other media professionals. It emerged in 1984 and participates in collective bargaining; it signed Senegal’s national press collective agreement with employers, which regulates employment relations in press companies.
Summary written with AI from public sources, checked 9 Nov 2026. Sources: ifj.org, vie-publique.sn, kas.de, mfwa.org, leral.net
What they publish
Their latest figures
86.875DocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
169.412DocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
203.094DocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
301.562DocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
Un feuillet de texte normalisé (60 signes par ligne et 25 lignes par feuillet ) : 7000F.DocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
Une ligne imprimée : 100 F.DocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
Un document couleur : 3500 FDocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
8 pages : 40 000 FDocumentSenegal journalists’ collective agreement: salary grid and pige rates (undated, probably 1991 revision) · Collective agreement StatusIn force
Its federation
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