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From pensions to pay packets, sick leave to stamps, what changes in France in 2026?

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January 1, 2026
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From pensions to pay packets, sick leave to stamps, what changes in France in 2026?

Despite ongoing political instability and the absence of an approved budget for 2026, meaning some measures are on hold, 1 January rings in its share of changes to life in France nonetheless.

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