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Article R1321-6 of the French Labour Code

The request provided for in Article L. 1322-1-1 shall mention the provision(s) on which the Labour Inspector’s assessment is sought. It shall be accompanied by the text of the internal regulations and, where applicable, the references of the articles of the national collective agreement or the collective agreement and the provisions of the company agreement(s) relating to the provisions which are the subject of the request. It shall be submitted…

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Article R1322-1 of the French Labour Code

The hierarchical appeals provided for in Articles L. 1322-1-1 and L. 1322-3 are lodged with the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment, within two months of notification of the Labour Inspector’s decision.

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Article R1323-1 of the French Labour Code

Failure to comply with the provisions of articles L. 1311-2 to L. 1322-4 and R. 1321-1 to R. 1321-5 relating to internal regulations is punishable by a fourth-class fine. Failure to comply with the provisions of the fourth paragraph of article R. 1321-6 is punishable by the same penalty.

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Article R1332-1 of the French Labour Code

The letter of invitation provided for in article L. 1332-2 states the purpose of the meeting between the employee and the employer. It specifies the date, time and place of the meeting. It states that the employee may be assisted by a member of the company’s staff of his or her choice. It is either delivered against a receipt, or sent by registered letter, within the two-month period set out…

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Article R1332-2 of the French Labour Code

The sanction provided for in article L. 1332-2 shall be the subject of a written, reasoned decision. The decision is notified to the employee either by letter delivered against receipt, or by registered letter, within the period of one month provided for in article L. 1332-2.

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Article R1332-3 of the French Labour Code

The one-month period provided for in article L. 1332-2 expires at midnight on the day of the following month that bears the same date as the day set for the interview. In the absence of an identical date, the period expires at midnight on the last day of the following month. If the last day of this period falls on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday, the period is extended…

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Article R1412-1 of the French Labour Code

The employer and the employee shall bring their disputes before the industrial tribunal with territorial jurisdiction. This court is: 1° Either the one in whose jurisdiction the establishment where the work is performed is located; 2° Or, when the work is performed at home or outside any company or establishment, the one in whose jurisdiction the employee’s home is located. The employee may also bring the matter before the industrial…

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Article R1412-2 of the French Labour Code

In the event of the creation of an industrial tribunal, the Court of Appeal, at the request of the Public Prosecutor, establishes that the new court is in a position to function. It sets the date on which the council is to be established, from which date the industrial tribunal(s) whose jurisdiction has been reduced cease to have jurisdiction to hear cases falling within its (their) jurisdiction.

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Article R1412-3 of the French Labour Code

When, following a new delimitation of judicial districts, the jurisdiction of an industrial tribunal is modified, the industrial tribunal initially seised remains competent to rule on proceedings instituted prior to the modification.

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