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Crédit Agricole Finistère resets mileage rates from November

Crédit Agricole Finistère raises business mileage to €0.64/km (€0.73 pooled) and €0.73/km electric (€0.79 pooled) for trips from 2 November 2026.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 9 November 2026

Payroll & Labour

Staff of the Caisse régionale de Crédit Agricole Mutuel du Finistère who drive their own car on business get new mileage rates for trips from 2 November 2026Legifrance Legifrance, under amendment n°1 to the February 2026 NAO measures agreementLegifrance signed at Quimper on 28 October 2026 with the CFDT, SNECA and SUD unions. The change, prompted by higher fuel prices in 2026, revises only Article 4 of the 13 February 2026 agreement; all other terms standLegifrance and will be revisited in the 2027 pay talks.

From 2 November 2026 the rates are €0.64 per kilometre for petrol, diesel and hybrid vehiclesLegifrance, rising to €0.73 when carpoolingLegifrance, and €0.73 per kilometre for electric vehiclesLegifrance, rising to €0.79 when carpooling. The amendment covers employees who must use a personal vehicle for work: client or partner visits, meetings at another site, training, any other duly authorised assignment, and staff under the geographic-mobility support measures of the current jobs and career-paths agreement.Legifrance

Payment remains conditional on the trip being a genuine business journey and on the dedicated claim tool being fully completed under the bank's internal procedures.Legifrance Regular home-to-work commuting is expressly outside the scheme.Legifrance The carpool uplift rewards shared trips and applies on top of the base rate for the same vehicle category.

The amendment takes effect on 2 November 2026Legifrance and applies only to business travel on or after that dateLegifrance; earlier trips stay under the previous rulesLegifrance. It follows the duration of the initial agreement and the parties will meet in June 2027 to discuss its content alongside the 2027 NAO round; it may be revised under the statutory collective-agreement rules. It is published on the company's HR intranet and filed with the administrative authority and the competent conseil de prud'hommes.

Legal basis: Avenant n°1 à l'accord portant sur diverses mesures résultant de la négociation annuelle obligatoire sur les salaires 2026, Caisse régionale de Crédit Agricole Mutuel du Finistère.

Apply the new rates to business travel from 2 November 2026 and require a complete claim-tool entry, excluding home-to-work trips.

Sources

Un avenant n°1 à l'accord portant sur diverses mesures résultant de la NAO sur les salaires 2026