Article L2231-5 of the French Labour Code
The earliest of the signatory organisations to an agreement or arrangement notifies the text to all representative organisations at the end of the signature procedure.
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The earliest of the signatory organisations to an agreement or arrangement notifies the text to all representative organisations at the end of the signature procedure.
Branch, group, inter-company, company and establishment agreements are made public and included in a national database, the content of which is published online in an easily reusable open standard. They are published in a version that does not include the full names of the negotiators and signatories. After the conclusion of the group, inter-company, company or establishment agreement, the parties may agree that part of the agreement need not be…
Agreements are filed in accordance with the conditions laid down by regulation.
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