When a temporary employment agency operates without having made the declarations provided for in Article L. 1251-45 or without having obtained the financial guarantee provided for in Article L. 1251-49 , and there is a serious risk of harm to the temporary employee as a result, the court may order the closure of the business for a period not exceeding two months. The matter is referred to the court by the labour inspector or by the supervisory officer of the collection body referred to in articles L. 213-1 or L. 752-1 of the Social Security Code orarticle L. 723-3 of the Rural and Maritime Fishing Code , after the latter has sent the temporary employment agency a formal notice to which no response has been received.
When these measures result in the dismissal of permanent staff, they are entitled, in addition to compensation in lieu of notice and compensation for dismissal, to the compensation provided for in Articles L. 1235-2, L. 1235-3 or L. 1235-5.