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Article L6332-1-2 of the French Labour Code

Skills operators approved to manage the contribution referred to in chapter I of this title may collect additional contributions for the purpose of developing continuing vocational training. These contributions are paid either in application of a national professional agreement concluded between representative employers’ and employees’ organisations and pooled upon receipt by the body within the branches concerned, or on a voluntary basis by the company. They are tracked separately in…

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Article L6332-1-3 of the French Labour Code

I.-The skills operator is responsible for : 1° Actions contributing to the development of skills for the benefit of companies with fewer than fifty employees mentioned in article L. 6313-1 ; 2° Apprenticeship and professionalisation contracts, expenditure relating to the training of tutors and apprenticeship supervisors and the performance of their duties, as well as retraining or promotion initiatives through work-linked training; 3° If a branch agreement so provides, for…

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Article L6332-2 of the French Labour Code

An agreement on objectives and resources is concluded between each skills operator and the State. It sets out the funding arrangements, the framework for action and the objectives and results expected of the operators in carrying out their missions as defined in article L. 6332-1. This agreement is made public when it is signed and renewed. A decree determines the content, frequency and evaluation procedures for these agreements.

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Article L6332-2-1 of the French Labour Code

Where a person is an employee of a training body, he may not be an employee of a skills operator or a body delegated by the latter. Where a person is an employee of a credit institution, he may not be an employee of a skills operator or a body delegated by the latter. The combination of the functions of director in a skills operator and director or employee in…

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Article L6332-3 of the French Labour Code

The skills operator manages, on a joint basis, the funds mentioned in I of Article L. 6332-1-1 within the following financial sections: 1° Actions to finance work-linked training ; 2° Actions to develop skills for companies with fewer than fifty employees.

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Article L6332-6 of the French Labour Code

A decree in the Conseil d’Etat shall determine the conditions for application of this section, as well as: 1° The rules relating to the constitution, powers and operation of skills operators; 2° The procedures for implementing the principle of transparency in the operation of the skills operator, particularly with regard to the equal treatment of companies, employees and providers of training or services falling within the scope of this book,…

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Article L6332-9 of the French Labour Code

Self-employed workers, members of the liberal professions and non-salaried professions may set up training insurance funds for non-salaried workers in the professions or professional branches in question. These funds have legal personality. They may, where appropriate, be created within a skills operator mentioned in article L. 6332-1-1, in accordance with procedures defined by decree, and be managed in a specific section. The training insurance funds for non-salaried workers are approved…

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Article L6332-11 of the French Labour Code

Two fractions of the funds collected, the amount of which is determined by an order of the minister responsible for professional training, are allocated to financing the personal training account for self-employed workers and to professional development advice.

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