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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Criminal provisions.

Article L8224-3

…provided for in articles L. 8224-1 and L. 8224-2 are liable to the following additional penalties: 1° Prohibition, in accordance with the provisions of article 131-27 of the French Penal Code, either…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter II: Obligations and financial solidarity of principals and project owners.

Article L8222-2

…with the person who has been the subject of an official report for the offence of undeclared work: 1° To the payment of taxes and compulsory contributions as well as penalties and increases owed by t…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Determination of salary.

Article L7422-5

The minimum rate for home-based work is the product of the wage set in accordance with the provisions of Articles L. 7422-6 and L. 7422-7 multiplied by the performance times set in accordance with the…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter I: Supply and delivery of works.

Article L7421-1

When a client uses a homeworker, he draws up a report or logbook. A Conseil d'Etat decree sets out the conditions under which this bulletin or booklet is drawn up. In particular, it specifies the info…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Criminal provisions.

Article L8234-1

…d a fine of €30,000. The penalties are increased to five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000: 1° When the offence is committed against more than one person ; 2° When the offence is committed aga…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter III: Criminal provisions.

Article L8243-1

…d a fine of €30,000. The penalties are increased to five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000: 1° When the offence is committed against more than one person ; 2° When the offence is committed aga…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 3: Concealed employment.

Article L8221-6

…principal by an employment contract in the performance of the activity giving rise to registration:1° Natural persons registered in the trade and companies register, in the national register of compa…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 2: Composition, organisation and operation

Article L7345-3

…er to carry out the tasks entrusted to it, the Employment Platforms Social Relations Authority may: 1° Request to be provided with any document in the possession of the platforms that is necessary for…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 4: Application, revision and termination of sectoral collective agreements

Article L7343-40

I.-The following are entitled to revise a collective agreement in the sector: 1° For a period of two years from the date of signature of the agreement, the signatory workers' organisations and profess…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Representation of organisations

Article L7343-3

…ined in article L. 7341-1 using the platforms mentioned in article L. 7342-1 for their activity is determined on the basis of the following cumulative criteria, assessed in the context of the sector i…

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