I.- A local authority employee who changes employer as a result of a reorganisation provided for in the present part benefits from the provisions of article L. 714-9 of the General Civil Service Code.
I bis. – With regard to the employees mentioned in I, the new employer is automatically substituted for the former employer for the participation agreement and, where applicable, the supplementary social protection contract that were concluded by the latter with one of the bodies mentioned in article 88-2 of the aforementioned law no. 84-53 of 26 January 1984. The agreement and, where applicable, the contract are performed under the previous conditions until they expire, unless otherwise agreed between the new employer, the former employer and the body. They may agree that the agreement and, where applicable, the contract will expire earlier than those stipulated, in order to harmonise the system of contributions applicable to employees. The organisation is informed of the change of legal entity by the new employer. The change of legal entity to the agreement and, where applicable, to the contract does not entail any right to termination or compensation for the organisation.
Servants retain, if they have an interest, the benefit of the contributions that were applicable to them under a label provided for in the same article 88-2.
II. – If employees change employer as a result of the creation of a public inter-municipal cooperation establishment with its own tax status or a merger of public establishments with their own tax status, and if the number of employees in the host establishment is at least fifty, the employer shall initiate negotiations on social action within the territorial social committee. The same applies if the change of employer results from the creation of a unified service provided for in article L. 5111-1-1, a service mentioned in II of article L. 5211-4-1 or a joint service provided for in Article L. 5211-4-2 and if this service has at least fifty employees. In this case, negotiations take place when a unified service or a joint service is first set up between the same partners.