The CFTC team is committed: our proposals for Angoulême

03/11/2025


1/  Promote the Angoulême site as an investment zone for job and skills development in line with sustainable development

  • Mobilise to develop investment in the factory and new Business Unit projects
  • Support the deployment of AI in Angoulême to create new jobs and improve and enrich existing ones

2/ Offer attractive remuneration packages that are more closely linked to the company's actual performance.

  • Increase the maximum profit-sharing bonus to 12% of gross annual salary (instead of 10%).
  • Increase the PEG contribution to 200% for the first €500 and raise the total amount to €2,200.
  • Recognize and take into account expertise and experience in job classification
  • Obtain general increases (AG) for all, including executives, in order to at least maintain purchasing power
  • Offer individual increases (AI) to reward individual performance.
  • Adjust the Time Savings Account by storing all types of leave, overtime, increases, bonuses, etc.

 

3/ Restoring meaning to work

  • Restore a sense of trust and unity among teams by setting common goals to bring people together rather than promoting individual performance, which can be divisive.
  • Be vigilant about the quality of support provided to employees who are forced to relocate.
  • Redefine a coherent order of priorities among managers, ensuring good team cohesion first in order to create an encouraging dynamic, before talking about performance and productivity
  • Place greater emphasis on collective intelligence; workshop employees also have good ideas that are too rarely heard, and today many ideas are not taken into account.
  • Request the regular publication of available positions with an indication of grade and classification.

 

4/ Improve working conditions

  • Combat burnout by adapting flexible working hours to suit employees' circumstances (age, health, arduousness of work, caregiving responsibilities, etc.).
  • Reject ‘free flexibility’: maintain voluntary arrangements with solid compensation in terms of money or time.
  • Allow 100% monetization of unused RTT days, giving each employee the choice between days off and money.
  • Call for a genuine system to prevent psychosocial risks such as stress, burnout, harassment, etc.

5/ Assist employees with their fixed expenses

  • Renegotiate the current system of employer contributions to canteen meals, returning to 50%, as with meal vouchers