MoiraB Feb 5:

Sources JT = jour travaillé https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/conv_coll/id/KALITE
"Nombre de jours travaillés pris en compte pour la recherche de l’affiliation (art. 3) = 86 jt + 86 jt = 172 jt" http://tinyurl.com/5ffafpxz

Philippa Smith Feb 5:

@Mpoma Sure, context is a generally a good thing, but I'm afraid I don't agree we need any more here, it's pretty straightforward: there's a bonus, and it's based on/accorded per days worked - easy to check and tons of refs.

Mpoma Feb 5:

This is why ... ... it's rarely a mistake to provide more context than you think is relevant/sensible. These answers may be correct ... but the preceding and following lines are likely to give people with familiarity with French payslips some very helpful clues.

Dr Iris Dorreboom Feb 5:

Jours Travaillés I know that JNT stands for "Jours Non Travaillés", so it seems likely that JT stands for "Jours Travaillés".

Philippa Smith Feb 5:

jours de travail? Not my field, but could it be "jours de travail"? Cf. https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/conv_coll/id/KALITEXT00004815...