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title: "AI in business: social dialogue at the heart of the plan presented by the Ministry of Labour — Marsanne Studio AI watch"
description: "The French Ministry of Labour has presented a 12-measure plan on AI adoption in business and social dialogue."
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Regulation · 25 September 2026

# AI in business: social dialogue at the heart of the plan presented by the Ministry of Labour

Original title, in French: “IA en entreprise : le dialogue social au coeur du plan présenté par le Ministère du travail”

**Publication**

Éditions Tissot (France)

**Author**

[Margaux Berbey](https://www.editions-tissot.fr/actualite/auteur/margaux-berbey)

**Published on**

25 September 2026 · read in the page structured data · updated on 25 September 2026

## Summary

On 22 September 2026, the Ministry of Labour presented a plan of 12 concrete measures aimed at accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence in business, raising awareness among employees and training them, and anticipating the effects of AI on the world of work. Three of these measures relate specifically to social dialogue.

Summary based on the article's title and standfirst, as the text is not accessible.

[Read the article on Éditions Tissot →](https://www.editions-tissot.fr/actualite/representants-du-personnel-ce/ia-en-entreprise-le-dialogue-social-au-coeur-du-plan-presente-par-le-ministere-du-travail)

## Classification

**Country**

France

**Company size**

All sizes

**Industries**

All industries, or industry not specified

**Keywords**

social dialogue, employee training, public policy, ministry of labour, AI plan

Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to Éditions Tissot and its author. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.
