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Book VII: Provisions specific to certain professions

Article R713-10 of the French Labour Code

The elections take place on the same date for all electricity and gas companies. An industry-wide agreement sets the date of the elections. Members of works councils or works councils and staff representatives are elected for three years. If, for any reason whatsoever, some of them are elected on a date other than that fixed in application of the first paragraph, their term of office ends at the time of…

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Article R713-13 of the French Labour Code

The works councils or works councils exercise their powers under the conditions laid down in this code, subject to the provisions of the national statute for personnel in the electricity and gas industries relating to the management of social activities.

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Article R713-14 of the French Labour Code

Where there is a central works council, the full and alternate members are elected, for each of the colleges, by all the full members of the works councils, on lists presented by the representative trade union organisations at company level and made up of full or alternate members of the works councils. In companies which have joint departments in application of article 5 of the law of 8th April 1946,…

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Article R742-7 of the French Labour Code

For the application of Chapter III of Title II of Book V of this Code, the powers devolved to the Regional Director of Labour and Employment are exercised by the Regional Director of Maritime Affairs. Collective labour disputes concerning seagoing personnel which have not been subject to the conventional conciliation procedure provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 523-1 of this Code may be referred to the head…

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Article R742-8 of the French Labour Code

The National Conciliation Commission, which has its headquarters at the Ministry of the Merchant Navy, has jurisdiction over collective disputes affecting the entire national territory or several Directorates of Maritime Affairs. Any regional or local dispute may be referred to it directly by the Minister responsible for the Merchant Navy, either on his own initiative or on the proposal of any Director of Maritime Affairs, or at the request of…

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Article R742-9 of the French Labour Code

A regional conciliation committee shall be set up at the head office of each maritime affairs directorate, whose territorial jurisdiction shall extend to the whole of the district of the said directorate. Subject to the provisions of article R. 742-8, the regional committee has jurisdiction over all collective labour disputes arising within its area.

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Article R742-10 of the French Labour Code

The National Conciliation Commission comprises : – The Minister in charge of the Merchant Navy or his representative, Chairman ; – A representative of the Minister of Labour; – Six representatives of shipowners for commercial shipping and sea fishing respectively; – Six representatives of seafaring personnel, for commercial shipping and sea fishing respectively.

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Article R742-11 of the French Labour Code

Each of the regional conciliation commissions comprises : – The Director of Maritime Affairs or his representative, who chairs the commission; – Six representatives of shipowners, for commercial shipping and sea fishing respectively; – Six representatives of seafaring personnel for commercial shipping and sea fishing respectively.

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Article R742-12 of the French Labour Code

The members of the national conciliation commission representing shipowners and seagoing personnel are appointed for three years by order of the Minister responsible for the Merchant Navy, on the proposal of the most representative trade union organisations at national level. The members of the regional conciliation commissions are appointed under the same conditions, on the proposal of the most representative trade union organisations at regional level. To this end, these…

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