Article L2281-3
Opinions expressed by employees, irrespective of their position in the professional hierarchy, in the exercise of their right of expression may not be used as grounds for sanction or dismissal.
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Opinions expressed by employees, irrespective of their position in the professional hierarchy, in the exercise of their right of expression may not be used as grounds for sanction or dismissal.
An employer who resigns from the signatory organisation or grouping after the agreement has been signed remains bound by it.
For each electoral college, the lists referred to in article L. 2314-29 which include several candidates are made up of a number of women and men corresponding to the proportion of women and men regis…
Disputes relating to the electorate, to the composition of the lists of candidates in application of article L. 2314-30, to the regularity of the electoral operations and to the appointment of trade u…
Members of the social and economic committee staff delegation are bound by professional secrecy in all matters relating to manufacturing processes. Members of the social and economic committee staff d…
As soon as an agreement or a decision by the administrative authority or the employer on the distribution of the workforce has been reached, the employer shall inform the employees, by any means that…
In the absence of an agreement concluded under the conditions referred to in Article L. 2313-2 and in the absence of a trade union delegate, an agreement between the employer and the Social and Econom…
The agreement provided for in article L. 2321-2 sets the list of topics such as professional equality, subject to the assent of the works council. Vocational training is a compulsory subject.
In the event of a dispute arising from the application of Articles L. 2331-1, L. 2331-2 and L. 2331-6, the social and economic committee or the representative trade union organisations in the company…
The arrangements for employee involvement in the European Company shall cover information, consultation and, where appropriate, participation. They shall be determined by agreement between the managem…
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