French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: Cross-industry agreements.
Article L2232-1
The territorial scope of application of cross-industry agreements may be national, regional or local.
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The territorial scope of application of cross-industry agreements may be national, regional or local.
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In the absence of an agreement as provided for in Article L. 2242-11 or in the event of non-compliance with its stipulations, the employer shall initiate, in the undertakings referred to in that same…
Partial elections are organised at the initiative of the employer if an electoral college is no longer represented or if the number of full members of the Social and Economic Committee staff delegatio…
A special negotiating body is set up as soon as possible after the publication of the draft terms of merger or the draft terms of incorporation of the holding company or after the adoption of the draf…
A special negotiating body shall be set up as soon as possible after the publication of the draft terms of merger or transformation or, in the case of a European Cooperative Society formed by any mean…
The head of the Community-scale undertaking or dominant undertaking of the Community-scale group of undertakings shall set up a special negotiating body made up of representatives of all the employees…
The number of seats on the Special Negotiating Body and on the European Works Council set up in the absence of an agreement, as well as the minimum and maximum number of employee representatives on th…
An employee with one of the following mandates benefits from the protection against dismissal provided for in this chapter, including during a safeguarding, receivership or compulsory liquidation proc…
Employee participation is implemented in accordance with Articles L. 225-28 to L. 225-56 and L. 225-79 to L. 225-93, L. 22-10-8 to L. 22-10-17 and L. 22-10-23 to L. 22-10-30 of the French Commercial C…
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