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Article L1233-57-4 of the French Labour Code

The administrative authority shall notify the employer of the validation decision within fifteen days of receipt of the collective agreement referred to in article L. 1233-24-1 and the homologation decision within twenty-one days of receipt of the complete document drawn up by the employer referred to in article L. 1233-24-4. It shall notify, within the same timeframe, the Social and Economic Committee and, if it relates to a collective agreement,…

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Article L1233-57-5 of the French Labour Code

Any request that the employer be ordered to provide information relating to the procedure in progress or to comply with a procedural rule provided for by legislation, collective agreements or a collective agreement, before the application for validation or homologation is forwarded, shall be addressed to the administrative authority. The administrative authority will make its decision within five days.

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Article L1233-57-6 of the French Labour Code

The administration may, at any time during the procedure, make any observation or proposal to the employer concerning the conduct of the procedure or the social measures provided for in article L. 1233-32. It shall simultaneously send a copy of its observations to the social and economic committee and, where negotiation of the agreement referred to in article L. 1233-24-1 is underway, where applicable to the representative trade union organisations…

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Article L1233-57-8 of the French Labour Code

The administrative authority competent to take the homologation or validation decision mentioned in article L. 1233-57-1 is that of the place where the company or establishment concerned by the collective redundancy project is established. If the collective redundancy project concerns establishments falling under the jurisdiction of different authorities, the competent administrative authority is designated under the conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.

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Article L1233-57-9 of the French Labour Code

When it is considering closing an establishment which would result in a mass redundancy project, the undertaking referred to in article L. 1233-71 convenes and informs the Social and Economic Committee, at the latest at the start of the information and consultation procedure provided for in article L. 1233-30.

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Article L1233-57-10 of the French Labour Code

Together with the notice of the meeting provided for in article L. 1233-57-9, the employer shall send the employee representatives all relevant information on the proposed closure of the establishment. In particular, it shall indicate: 1° The economic, financial or technical reasons for the proposed closure; 2° The steps it intends to take to find a buyer; 3° The possibilities for employees to submit a takeover offer, the various possible…

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Article L1233-57-11 of the French Labour Code

In undertakings with a central undertaking social and economic committee, the employer convenes and informs the central social and economic committee and the establishment social and economic committees concerned whenever the measures envisaged exceed the powers of the heads of the establishments concerned or concern several establishments simultaneously. In this case, the establishment social and economic committees hold their meeting after the meeting of the central company social and economic…

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Article L1233-57-12 of the French Labour Code

The employer shall notify the administrative authority without delay of any plan to close an establishment referred to in Article L. 1233-57-9. All the information mentioned in article L. 1233-57-10 shall be sent simultaneously to the administrative authority. The employer shall also send it the minutes of the meeting referred to in article L. 1233-57-9, as well as any information concerning the convening, agenda and holding of this meeting.

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