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Minimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025

Barème minimum des piges brutes - Agences de presse au 1er septembre 2025

In force Collective agreement SNJ From 1 Sep 2025

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PrintedLa journée 103,82 € DocumentMinimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Sep 2025 Cas 1: agency holding a local/regional correspondence contract or EAI contract with a broadcaster.
PrintedLa journée (si le JRI assure également le commentaire) 119,40 € DocumentMinimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Sep 2025
PrintedLa journée 134,97 € DocumentMinimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Sep 2025 Cas 2: agency not in Cas 1.
Printedjournée 146,00 € DocumentMinimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Sep 2025 Half day 'demi-journée 73,00 €'.
PrintedFeuillet de 1 500 signes 60,00 € DocumentMinimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Sep 2025
PrintedFourniture d'un son (+1,4%) 47,00 € DocumentMinimum gross pige rates at French news agencies, 1 Sep 2025 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Sep 2025 'Fourniture d'un papier' 52,00 €; radio bulletin day ≤ 6 h 103,82 €, > 6 h 119,40 €.

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