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Article R6332-40 of the French Labour Code

The expenses relating to the training provided for in Article L. 2315-18 that the skills operators may cover under the financial section mentioned in 2° of Article L. 6332-3 are as follows: 1° Pedagogical costs; 2° Remuneration and statutory and collectively agreed social security contributions for employees undergoing training, up to the hourly cost of the interprofessional minimum growth wage per hour of training; 3° Ancillary transport, catering and accommodation…

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Article D6332-39 of the French Labour Code

I.-Skills operators may, under the financial section referred to in 2° of article L. 6332-3 , cover the remuneration and statutory and collectively agreed social security contributions of employees of companies with fewer than fifty employees undergoing training, up to the hourly cost of the interprofessional minimum growth wage per hour of training, in accordance with the procedures defined by the board of directors of the skills operator provided for…

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Article R6332-63 of the French Labour Code

The following articles are applicable to the training insurance funds for non-salaried persons authorised under this section, including the training insurance funds for non-salaried persons employed and self-employed in maritime fishing and marine farming: 1° R. 6332-5, relating to the appointment of the provisional administrator ; 2° R. 6332-12, relating to the plurality of functions; 3° R. 6332-13, relating to the devolution of the assets of skills operators who cease…

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Article R6332-64 of the French Labour Code

A training insurance fund for non-salaried workers is intended to receive the contribution of self-employed workers, members of the liberal professions and self-employed workers provided for in article L. 6331-48 less the two fractions mentioned in article L. 6332-11 intended to finance the personal training account of self-employed workers and professional development advice. The exclusive purpose of this fund is to finance training for the people concerned. It defines the…

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Article R6332-65 of the French Labour Code

The training insurance fund for non-salaried workers is set up either by representative employers’ organisations and territorial chambers of commerce and industry, or by organisations representing the liberal professions.

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Article R6332-66 of the French Labour Code

The constitutive act of the training insurance fund for non-salaried workers determines its geographical and professional or inter-professional scope of intervention. When it is professional, this field of intervention must be national. This field is defined by reference to the French Nomenclature of Activities. Registration in the trade register may also be taken into account.

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Article R6332-67 of the French Labour Code

The deed of incorporation of the training insurance fund for non-salaried workers sets out in particular: 1° The composition of the board of directors or management board and the extent of its powers ; 2° The rules for determining the actions giving rise to intervention by the fund and the distribution of resources between these interventions; 3° The method of appointing the bodies responsible for preparing the measures listed in…

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Article R6332-70 of the French Labour Code

Approval of the training insurance fund for non-salaried employees can only be granted if it complies with the legal provisions relating to its constitution. Approval is granted only when the estimated amount of annual funds collected exceeds a threshold set by order of the minister responsible for vocational training. This threshold is determined with a view to ensuring sufficient financial capacity for the development of vocational training.

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