JC 107 — Master tailors and dressmakers Master tailors and dressmakers: your meal vouchers rise to €6 minimum in 2026

Applicable from 01/01/2026

Joint committee 107 provides for a €2 increase in the meal voucher face value per day actually worked from 1 January 2026, bringing the sectoral minimum to €6. This measure applies to all workers in the sector, including home-based workers, with no distinction between blue-collar and white-collar staff.

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Your challenges

Sound familiar?

What impact on your salary costs?

An increase of €2 per day worked represents a noticeable rise in total salary costs. In an artisanal sector with tight margins, anticipating the budgetary impact is essential.

Are your payroll parameters up to date?

Meal vouchers already exist under JC 107: this is not a new scheme but an update of the amount. The employer share, employee share and face value must be corrected before the first 2026 issuance.

How to retain scarce, skilled craftspeople?

Made-to-measure tailoring skills are scarce and hard to replace. Positioning meal vouchers above the sectoral minimum becomes a concrete lever for attractiveness and retention.

Key measures

What applies to your sector

Face value increase to €6 minimum

From 1 January 2026, the total meal voucher face value increases by €2 per day actually worked, to reach a sectoral minimum of €6.

Application to all workers

The measure covers all JC 107 workers, including home-based and part-time workers via prorated calculation, with no distinction between blue-collar and white-collar staff.

Update of an existing benefit

Meal vouchers are not newly introduced: the obligation already exists. You only need to update the amount in your HR and payroll systems, not set up a new scheme.

Separate €40 gift voucher

The agreement also provides a €40 gift voucher on 6 December 2025 and 6 December 2026. This benefit is separate from the meal vouchers and must be managed through a distinct channel.

Timeline

Key dates to remember

01/01/2026 Conforme

Entry into force

Increase of €2 per day worked, bringing the meal voucher face value to a minimum of €6 for all JC 107 companies.

Q1 2026 Action requise

Payroll parameter update

Verification of the employer share, employee share and face value in HR and payroll tools before the first 2026 issuance.

06/12/2026 Planifié

€40 gift voucher

Grant of the €40 sectoral gift voucher, a benefit separate from meal vouchers, to be managed through a distinct channel.

Sectoral federation: Creamoda

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Turn your benefits into a recruitment asset

In an artisanal trade where skilled profiles are scarce, raising meal vouchers above the sectoral minimum concretely strengthens your company's appeal and the retention of your craftspeople. Digitalising meal vouchers centralises issuance and tracking, removes manual processing, reduces prorating errors on partial days and gives small HR teams real-time visibility over spend.

Our approach

The Monizze answer: manage, simplify, optimise

Tailored evaluation

  • Analysis of your industry sector, your headcount and the appropriate budget scenario
  • Objective assessment of the real impact in consultation with your social secretariat
  • Comparison of your options to choose the best strategy

Centralised digital management

  • Simplified management of meal vouchers and eco-vouchers
  • Integration of mobility solutions and mobility budget
  • Global overview via RewardFlex — one platform, one management interface
  • Automated compliance with sectoral obligations

Enhanced employee experience

  • Real-time view of your balance and benefits
  • Simplified activation of the Monizze card
  • Full visibility over the complete salary package

Next steps

3 steps to comply with JC 107

Verify the obligations of your JC 107

Amounts, deadlines, exceptions: every detail matters.

Estimate the cost for your team size

Compare scenarios and identify the best option.

Plan your 2026 benefits

Meal vouchers, mobility, flexibility: a coherent package.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about sectoral agreements

By how much do meal vouchers increase under JC 107?

The face value increases by €2 per day actually worked from 1 January 2026, reaching a sectoral minimum of €6, within the €10 legal ceiling.

Does the increase also apply to home-based workers?

Yes. The measure covers all JC 107 workers, including home-based and part-time workers via prorated calculation, with no distinction between blue-collar and white-collar staff.

Do I need to introduce a new meal voucher scheme?

No. Meal vouchers already exist under JC 107; the obligation pre-dates this agreement. You only need to update the amount in your HR and payroll systems.

Does the €40 gift voucher replace the meal vouchers?

No. The €40 gift voucher granted on 6 December 2025 and 6 December 2026 is a benefit separate from the meal vouchers and must be managed through a distinct channel.

Is the €10 meal voucher mandatory for all companies?

No. The legal ceiling is set at €10, but the actual amount depends on your sector agreements. Some sectors require the maximum, others a lower amount.

Can meal vouchers be optimised without increasing the overall cost for the employer?

Yes. Meal vouchers benefit from a favourable tax regime. A modelling exercise with Monizze allows you to compare scenarios and identify the most optimised option for your budget.

My industry sector is not listed, what should I do?

If your JC doesn't appear, no definitive decision has been confirmed for your sector. New provisions will be added once confirmed. Contact Monizze for personalised guidance.

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