France: increase in the minimum hourly activity pay for platform delivery riders

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The info. On 10 July, the French Employment Platforms Social Relations Authority (ARPE) announced the signing of an amendment to the agreement on the minimum income of independent food delivery riders, concluded in 2023.

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