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Section 10: Dismissal of employees holding other representation mandates

Article L2411-16 of the French Labour Code

Article L. 662-4 of the French Commercial Code sets out the procedure for authorising the dismissal of an employee representative in the event of safeguarding, receivership or compulsory liquidation, and the period after which his protection ceases.

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Article L2411-17 of the French Labour Code

The dismissal of an employee representative on the board of directors or supervisory board of public-sector companies, limited companies and partnerships limited by shares may only take place with the authorisation of the labour inspector. This authorisation is also required for : 1° Former employee representatives during the first six months following the end of their term of office; 2° Candidates and former candidates for election as employee representatives during…

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Article L2411-18 of the French Labour Code

In accordance witharticle L. 231-11 of the Social Security Code, the procedure for authorising dismissal and the periods and duration of protection for employees who are members of the board or administrator of a social security fund are those applicable to trade union delegates, as set out in article L. 2411-3.

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Article L2411-19 of the French Labour Code

Article L. 114-24 of the French Mutual Code sets out the procedure for authorising dismissal and the periods and duration of protection for employees who are members of the board of directors of a mutual association, union or federation.

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Article L2411-20 of the French Labour Code

In accordance withArticle L. 515-4 of the French Rural and Maritime Fishing Code, the procedure for authorising dismissal and the periods and duration of protection for employee representatives in a Chamber of Agriculture are those applicable to trade union delegates, as set out in Article L. 2411-3.

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