FranceLégifrance
Press-printing leave: the 66 eligible jobs named by order
The 16 September 2026 order lists the 66 press-printing jobs whose over-59 permanent staff may enter the article 191 specific accompanying leave of up to 36 months after reclassification or mobility leave.
By Taxxa AI OyPublished 26 September 2026
The arrêté du 16 septembre 2026, taken for article 191, I of the loi n° 2026-103 du 19 février 2026 de finances pour 2026Legifrance, names the jobs eligible for the congé d'accompagnement spécifique pour le maintien dans l'emploi
Legifrance. Article 191 created the leave for employees on permanent contracts aged over 59
Legifrance at the date the sauvegarde de l'emploi plan is approved or the rupture conventionnelle collective agreement is validated
Legifrance, who will qualify for a full-rate pension no later than the end of the scheme
Legifrance and who hold one of the listed jobs
Legifrance in a printing company contributing to daily-press production
Legifrance that has signed an agreement with the State directly or through its representative organisation
Legifrance.
The listed jobs span the whole press-printing chain: expedition agentsLegifrance, production and routing aides
Legifrance, auxiliaries
Legifrance, bobinage and plaque work
Legifrance, maintenance and production cadres
Legifrance, caristes
Legifrance, printer-drivers across production and routing lines including polyvalent and pupitreur/rotativiste roles, factory or centre directors
Legifrance, print, maintenance and general-means employees
Legifrance, magasinage and logistics, CTP
Legifrance, finishing-inserting
Legifrance, paper-receipt and prepress/PAO operators
Legifrance, polyvalent workers
Legifrance, fabrication, production, quality, workshop and scheduling/methods managers
Legifrance, dispatch, safety and quality officers, rotativistes
Legifrance, supervisors and preparation technicians — 66 entries
Legifrance, with a duplicated production-operator line in the published text. The order will be published in the Journal officiel.
The scheme behind the list works as follows. The employer offers either a reclassification leave of at least nine months with dismissal envisaged under a sauvegarde de l'emploi plan, or a mobility leave of at least nine months within a rupture conventionnelle collectiveLegifrance — each requiring prior approval (agrément) by the minister for culture before validation
Legifrance. Employees who have found no job when that first leave ends, and who still do not qualify for a full-rate pension, then enter the specific accompanying leave
Legifrance: notice is deferred
Legifrance, the contract stays suspended
Legifrance, and the leave runs up to thirty-six months
Legifrance with a monthly allowance paid by the employer
Legifrance and, where approved, taken over by the State up to a duration, rate and yearly per-employee ceiling set by decree
Legifrance. During the leave the allowance is revalued with company wages
Legifrance, exempt from payroll tax and social contributions except CSG on replacement income and CRDS
Legifrance, and the employee keeps profit-sharing
Legifrance; work periods for another employer suspend leave and allowance, and the leave ends on request, on full-rate pension eligibility, on re-employment, or on unjustified breach of commitments
Legifrance.
Legal basis: article 191, I of the loi n° 2026-103 du 19 février 2026 de finances pour 2026Legifrance, implemented by the arrêté du 16 septembre 2026
Legifrance.
HR teams in daily-press printing companies should check whether staff aged over 59 on permanent contracts hold one of the 66 listed jobs, and sequence any article 191 leave through a nine-month reclassification or mobility leave with prior culture-ministry approval.