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Showing 2921–2930 of 47984 articles for “Art. R. 145-3”
The decree dissolving the industrial tribunals, as provided for in article L. 1423-11, is issued on the proposal of the Minister of Justice.
Each section of the industrial tribunal or, where it is divided into chambers, each chamber comprises at least:1° A conciliation and referral office;2° A judgment office.
Where a court is called upon to rule in industrial tribunal matters, claims shall be lodged, investigated and judged in accordance with the provisions of this Title. In the event of an appeal, the pro…
The clerk's office notifies the claimant by any means of the place, date and time of the meeting of the conciliation and referral office or of the hearing when the preliminary conciliation does not ap…
Employment tribunal proceedings are oral.
The conciliation and referral office may, by a decision that is not subject to appeal, appoint one or two reporting advisors to prepare the case for hearing. The decision sets a time limit for the per…
Regardless of the number of councillors present, and even in the absence of any councillors, if the panel is not fully constituted at the tie-breaking hearing, the tie-breaking judge will rule alone a…
Hearings in summary proceedings are chaired alternately by an employer and an employee councillor in accordance with the conditions laid down in the rules of procedure.
When a general renewal of the industrial tribunals makes it impossible to refer a case that was the subject of a tie vote prior to this renewal, the case is taken up again, as the case may be, before…
…e adjudicating office at the reasoned request of the technician or the assigned Conseiller-Rapporteur.
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