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APAMAD holds home aides' mileage at EUR 0.45/km for May 2026

A 26 May avenant holds APAMAD home aides' mileage at EUR 0.45/km for inter-visit trips during May 2026, then lets it lapse while the underlying top-up continues.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 21 September 2026

Payroll & Labour

Home-care aides and auxiliaires de vie sociale at APAMAD in Mulhouse keep an exceptional mileage top-up for one more month.Legifrance The avenant signed on 26 May 2026 with CGT, CFDT, CFTC, CFE-CGC and SUD extends the employer's fuel-price effort: from 1 May 2026, travel between two periods of actual work in a personal car is reimbursed at 0.45 euros per kilometre — three centimes above the exceptional-increase agreement, five above the company agreement in force, and seven above the Branche de l'Aide, de l'Accompagnement, des Soins et des Services à Domicile (BAD) branch minimum — excluding home-to-work journeysLegifrance and supplementing the NAO agreement and the branch terms.

The text is explicit about its temporary character: concluded for a fixed one-month term from 1 May 2026Legifrance, it ceases to have effect at expiryLegifrance, while the underlying exceptional-increase travel agreement keeps producing its effectsLegifrance. Either APAMAD or a signatory union may seek revision by registered letter with three months' notice, with new proposals attached, and representative unions may do the same after the electoral cycle. The avenant is to be filed on the TéléAccords platform and with the conseil de prud'hommes registry, and the signatories agree to its full publication in the national database.

The avenant's scope is aides à domicile and AVS under the BAD branch agreement using a personal car between interventions.Legifrance Its material content is the rate and the month; the rest is duration, revision and filing mechanics. Payroll handlers apply 0.45 euros per kilometre to inter-intervention kilometres driven in May 2026 by covered staffLegifrance, then revert to the underlying exceptional-increase rate.

Legal basis: Avenant à l'accord sur les frais de déplacement des aides à domicile et des auxiliaires de vie sociale — augmentation exceptionnelle temporaire, APAMAD, Mulhouse, 26 May 2026, applying the BAD branch agreement and the company NAO and travel agreements.

Apply EUR 0.45/km to inter-visit travel by covered home aides and AVS for May 2026, then revert to the exceptional-increase agreement rate.

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Avenant à l'accord sur les frais de déplacement augmentation exceptionnelle