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MonacoJournal de Monaco

Monaco sets new HCR minimum pay grid from 1 November 2026

New HCR minima apply under Article 6 of Avenant 2; employers use the new rates for hotel, café and restaurant staff from 1 November.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 30 October 2026

Payroll & Labour

Industry: Accommodation and food service activities

Professionals in Monaco hotels, cafés and restaurants apply a new minimum-pay grid from 1 November 2026Gouv. Circulaire n° 2026-13 du 22 octobre 2026 brings the grid to their attention as the scale applicable under Article 6 of Avenant 2 to the Convention Collective de l'Industrie Hôtelière de Monaco du 1er juillet 1968, extended by the Arrêté Ministériel du 2 décembre 2022Gouv. That extension, Arrêté Ministériel n° 2022-677Gouv, made Avenant n° 2 of 18 October 2022 mandatory for all employers and employees within its scopeGouv, with differentiated minimum pay by qualification and by pay mode (fixed or percentage). The circular presents the new scales as a revalorisation.

For EMPLOYÉS, the minima are: N1E1 12,44 €Gouv, N1E2 12,50 €Gouv, N1E3 12,60 €, N2E1 12,72 €Gouv, N2E2 12,94 €Gouv, N2E3 13,58 €Gouv, N3E1 13,74 €Gouv, N3E2 13,96 €Gouv and N3E3 14,43 €Gouv. These nine steps span the employee classifications from entry level N1E1 at 12,44 € to N3E3 at 14,43 €, and each step is a floor: no employee in the corresponding classification is paid below the stated amount from the application dateGouv.

For MAÎTRISE, the minima are N4E1 14,85 €Gouv, N4E2 15,23 €Gouv and N4E3 15,88 €Gouv. For CADRE, the minima are N5E1 19,00 €Gouv, N5E2 22,46 €Gouv and N5E3 28,99 €Gouv. Together the fifteen published amounts cover the three staff groups used by the grid.

The grid applies from 1 November 2026, so work performed from that date is paid at no less than the new minima. A comparable earlier circular, Circulaire n° 2024-14 du 15 novembre 2024, set a grid applicable from 1 December 2024. Employers update payroll tables for each of the fifteen N-level steps.

Legal basis is Circulaire n° 2026-13 du 22 octobre 2026 on the rémunération minimale du personnel des hôtels, cafés, restaurants, applying Article 6 of Avenant 2 to the Convention Collective de l'Industrie Hôtelière de Monaco du 1er juillet 1968 as extended by Arrêté Ministériel n° 2022-677 du 2 décembre 2022Gouv.

Update payroll tables to the fifteen new HCR minima for work from 1 November 2026.

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