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Article L1233-87 of the French Labour Code

When a mass redundancy carried out by a company with at least fifty employees which is not subject to the obligation to offer redeployment leave affects, by its scale, the balance of the employment area or areas in which it is located, the administrative authority, after having, where applicable, prescribed a social and territorial impact study taking into account the observations made by the company concerned, intervenes to facilitate the…

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Article L1233-88 of the French Labour Code

The actions provided for in articles L. 1233-84 and L. 1233-87 are determined after consultation with the local authorities concerned, the consular bodies and the social partners who are members of the regional joint inter-professional committee. Their implementation is monitored and evaluated, under the control of the administrative authority, in accordance with procedures defined by decree. This decree also determines the conditions under which companies whose head office is not…

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Article L1233-90-1 of the French Labour Code

A national framework agreement for revitalisation is concluded between the Minister for Employment and the company when the job losses concern at least three départements. In determining the amount of the contribution referred to in Article L. 1233-86, account is taken of the total number of jobs eliminated. The framework agreement is signed within six months of the notification of the redundancy project mentioned in article L. 1233-46. It gives…

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