French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Control rules
Article R1251-10
Closure of the business pursuant to article L. 1251-47 is ordered by the President of the Commercial Court.
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Closure of the business pursuant to article L. 1251-47 is ordered by the President of the Commercial Court.
Any person who concludes an engagement contract that does not include the information specified in 2°, 4° and 5° of Article L. 1251-16 is liable to a fine for a third-class offence.
The letter of invitation provided for in article L. 1332-2 states the purpose of the meeting between the employee and the employer. It specifies the date, time and place of the meeting. It states that…
I.-The employer established outside France shall keep a record of the documents mentioned in this article at the place of work of the employee seconded to the national territory or, if this is not phy…
Salaried industrial tribunal members paid solely on a commission basis, when they are entitled to the leave provided for in article D. 1442-7, are remunerated by each of their employers on the basis o…
I.-The Minister of Justice and the Minister for Employment shall set the timetable for the general renewal of the number of industrial tribunal members by means of an order published in the Journal of…
In application of article L. 1441-1, labour tribunal members are appointed by joint order of the Minister of Justice and the Minister for Employment, published in the Journal officiel de la République…
Continuing education for employment tribunal members may be provided :1° By public establishments or training institutes for State personnel;2° By public higher education establishments;3° By private…
The service providers mentioned in 1° of article R. 2122-14 process all the data with a view to drawing up the electoral roll, in accordance with articles R. 2122-12 to R. 2122-16 . It forwards the fi…
A system for the automatic processing of personal data with a view to drawing up the electoral list for the measurement of the audience referred to in Article L. 2122-10-1, known as the "files of elec…
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