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Following salary negotiations in the Branche des IEG, employers proposed a 2% increase in the Salaire National de Base (SNB), including a 0.5% catch-up for 2023. Union members found this insufficient due to inflation and reduced purchasing power. Additionally, company-level announcements suggested limited financial flexibility. The proposed branch increase did not meet expectations, leading to likely rejection by employees.

FO Énergie will not sign an agreement that lacks reasonable prospects, arguing it is merely "better than nothing." They urge employers to ensure the SNB increase is at least 2%. With upcoming company negotiations, FO Énergie demands a total increase of 9%, potentially through a 14th-month salary or extending the "two NR for all" measure in 2024. FO Énergie invites members to answer five questions to collectively send a clear message to employers: addressing purchasing power is crucial for electricians and gas workers.

This communiqué from October 2023 highlights dissatisfaction with the branch-level negotiations, emphasizing the need for more substantial salary increases.