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Cyclife France lets staff sell back up to 3 rest days at +25%

Cyclife France lets non-cadre staff on normal hours sell back up to 3 JRTT days from 2026 at 25% premium, requested via IPWeb between 25 September and 2 December.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 October 2026

Payroll & Labour Tax

Cyclife France and four unions (CFDT, CFE-CGC, UNSA, CGT)Legifrance signed an accord on 16 September 2026Legifrance letting non-cadre employees on normal hours sell back rest days acquired in calendar 2026Legifrance. The accord uses the buy-back scheme of article 5 of the 2022 loi de finances rectificativeLegifrance, extended to 31 December 2026 by article 8 of the 2025 loi de financesLegifrance: with the employer's agreement, employees waive rest days for extra pay under the overtime social and tax regimeLegifrance.

Eligible employees are Cyclife France staff working normal hours who hold rest days or half-days under the company's working-time accordLegifrance. Cadres on forfait-jours are excludedLegifrance since they already hold this option; days banked in a compte épargne-temps (classic, end-of-career or pénibilité) and compensatory rest days (RCR) replacing overtime pay are also excluded. Each eligible employee may sell from half a day up to three days maximum for 2026Legifrance, at a 25% pay premiumLegifrance — the rate of the first overtime hour in the company.

Requests run through the IPWeb time-management tool's Transfert de compteurs moduleLegifrance: the employee files the request and the manager validates it between 25 September and 2 December 2026Legifrance. Requests may be split across the window as long as no single request falls below half a day, the total stays within three days, and every request falls inside the windowLegifrance. The sums paid carry the overtime regime — reduced employee contributionsLegifrance and income-tax exemptionLegifrance — alongside the existing options of CET saving and unmarked payment of CET-banked days.

The accord runs for a fixed term: in force the day after filing, ending 31 December 2026Legifrance. Filing goes to the Gard DREETS via the Labour Ministry tele-procedure platform and to the Nîmes prud'hommes registry, with publication in the national database in anonymised form and notice to staff on the intranet. Amendments follow the same publicity.

Legal basis: loi n° 2022-1157 du 16 août 2022 de finances rectificative pour 2022, article 5; loi de finances pour 2025, article 8; Code du travail, articles L2231-5, D2231-2, D2231-5 and L2231-5-1; accord Cyclife France sur le rachat des JRTT 2026 (ACCOTEXT000054961865).

File the buy-back request in IPWeb between 25 September and 2 December 2026, within the half-day to 3-day limit, keeping CET-banked days out of the request.

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