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Chapter II: Effects of the application of conventions and agreements

Article L2262-2 of the French Labour Code

Membership of a signatory organisation or grouping has the same consequences as membership of the collective labour agreement itself, provided that the conditions for membership set out in Article L. 2261-3 are met.

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Article L2262-4 of the French Labour Code

Employees’ organisations and employers’ organisations or groupings, or individual employers, bound by an agreement or arrangement are required not to do anything likely to jeopardise its faithful performance. They are only liable for such performance to the extent determined by the agreement.

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Article L2262-5 of the French Labour Code

The conditions for informing employees and staff representatives about the collective bargaining law applicable in the company or establishment are defined by branch agreement or professional agreement. In the absence of an agreement, the procedures for providing information on the applicable collective bargaining texts are defined by regulation.

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Article L2262-6 of the French Labour Code

Each year, the employer provides the social and economic committee and the union delegates with a list of the changes made to the agreements applicable in the company. In the absence of staff delegates, this information is communicated to the employees.

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Article L2262-9 of the French Labour Code

Organisations or groupings with the capacity to take legal action, whose members are bound by a convention or agreement, may bring all legal actions resulting therefrom on behalf of their members, without having to prove a mandate from the interested party, provided that the latter has been notified and has not declared his opposition. The person concerned may always intervene in proceedings brought by the organisation or grouping.

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Article L2262-10 of the French Labour Code

Where an action arising out of the agreement or arrangement is brought either by a person or by an organisation or grouping, any organisation or grouping with legal standing, whose members are bound by the agreement or arrangement, may always intervene in the proceedings brought, by reason of the collective interest which the resolution of the dispute may represent for its members.

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