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Article L2122-1 of the French Labour Code

In the company or establishment, the trade union organisations that meet the criteria of Article L. 2121-1 and that received at least 10% of the votes cast in the first round of the most recent elections of full members to the social and economic committee, regardless of the number of voters, are representative.

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Article L2122-2 of the French Labour Code

In the company or establishment, trade union organisations affiliated to a national cross-industry trade union confederation which meet the criteria of Article L. 2121-1 and which received at least 10% of the votes cast in the first round of the most recent elections for full members of the social and economic committee in these colleges, irrespective of the number of voters, are representative with regard to the staff covered by…

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Article L2122-3 of the French Labour Code

Where a joint list has been drawn up by trade union organisations, the votes cast shall be divided between them on the basis indicated by the trade union organisations concerned when they submitted their list, failing which the votes shall be divided equally between the organisations concerned.

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Article L2122-3-1 of the French Labour Code

When submitting the list, the trade union shall indicate, where applicable, its affiliation to a trade union organisation. In the absence of such indication, the trade union organisation does not receive the votes cast in favour of the trade union affiliated to it for the measurement of the audience provided for in 5° of article L. 2121-1.

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Article L2122-4 of the French Labour Code

The representativeness of the trade union organisations at the level of all or part of the group is assessed in accordance with the rules defined in articles L. 2122-1 to L. 2122-3 relating to trade union representativeness at company level, by adding together all the votes obtained in the companies or establishments concerned. If the perimeter of the companies or establishments included in the scope of a group agreement is…

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Article L2122-5 of the French Labour Code

In professional sectors, trade union organisations are representative if they : 1° Satisfy the criteria of Article L. 2121-1 ; 2° Have a balanced territorial coverage within the branch; 3° Have received at least 8% of the votes cast resulting from the addition at branch level, on the one hand, of the votes cast in the first round of the most recent elections of holders to the social and economic…

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Article L2122-6 of the French Labour Code

In the branches concerning exclusively agricultural activities mentioned in 1° to 4° of article L. 722-1 and in 2° of article L. 722-20 of the rural and maritime fishing code, the threshold set in 3° of article L. 2122-5 of this code is assessed with regard to the votes cast in the elections of members representing employees in agricultural production to the departmental chambers of agriculture mentioned in article L….

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Article L2122-6-1 of the French Labour Code

For the staff mentioned inarticle L. 123-2 of the Social Security Code and, in Mayotte, inarticle 25-1 of order no. 96-1122 of 20 December 1996 relating to the improvement of public health, to sickness, maternity, invalidity and death insurance, to the financing of social security in Mayotte and to the Social Security Fund in Mayotte, who do not have representation arrangements applicable to their specific circumstances, the threshold set in…

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Article L2122-7 of the French Labour Code

Trade union organisations that are affiliated to a national cross-industry trade union confederation and that meet the conditions of article L. 2122-5 in these colleges are representative at branch level with regard to the staff covered by the electoral colleges in which their statutory rules entitle them to put forward candidates.

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Article L2122-8 of the French Labour Code

Once the representativeness of the trade union organisations has been established, they determine, in conjunction with the employers’ organisations, the list of subjects to be covered by collective bargaining at branch level, as well as the procedures for its organisation.

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