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Article R7422-2 of the French Labour Code

The members of the departmental commission are appointed by the Prefect according to the nature of the activity, after consultation with: 1° Employers’ and workers’ organisations concerned, which are representative at national level; 2° The Regional Director of Business, Competition, Consumer Affairs, Labour and Employment.

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Article R7422-3 of the French Labour Code

The composition of the departmental committee may vary according to the nature of the work for which it is consulted and, for the same branch of activity, according to whether it is called upon to issue an opinion on the time taken to carry out the work or on wages and workshop costs.

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Article R7422-4 of the French Labour Code

The orders issued by the Prefect in accordance with article R. 7422-1 are published within one month of the date on which they were issued and inserted in the department’s recueil des actes administratifs. On expiry of the period of one clear day from their publication in the chief town of the department, these decrees are applicable throughout the department or district. Ministerial orders issued in accordance with articles R….

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Article R7422-5 of the French Labour Code

A joint order by the Ministers of Labour, the Interior and Finance sets the conditions under which employer members are compensated for their travel expenses and employee members for their travel expenses and lost wages.

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Article R7422-6 of the French Labour Code

In the cases provided for in article L. 7422-3, the Minister responsible for labour shall issue an order after obtaining the opinion of: 1° Either the competent departmental commissions mentioned in article R. 7422-1, when several departments are involved; 2° Or a national commission on working hours when the entire country is involved. The composition of the national commission for working hours is set in each case by order of…

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Article R7422-7 of the French Labour Code

The Prefect takes the decision provided for in the first paragraph of article L. 7422-6 with the assent of the departmental committee provided for in article R. 7422-1. He takes the decision provided for in the second paragraph of article L. 7422-6 on the simple advice of this committee.

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Article R7422-8 of the French Labour Code

Orders issued by the Prefect in accordance with articles L. 7422-6 and L. 7422-11 are published and inserted in the departmental administrative records within one month of the date on which they were issued. On expiry of the period of one clear day from their publication in the chief town of the department, these decrees are applicable throughout the department or district. The ministerial order issued in accordance with article…

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Article R7422-9 of the French Labour Code

The hourly rates of pay applicable to the professions referred to in article L. 7422-7 are set by the Minister responsible for labour, after obtaining the opinion of: 1° Either the competent departmental committees referred to in article R. 7422-1 when several departments are involved; 2° Or the national wages committee when the entire country is involved. The composition of the national wages commission is set in each case by…

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Article R7422-10 of the French Labour Code

In order to assess whether a client must pay a homeworker the additional overtime pay provided for in article L. 7422-9, the following is taken into account: 1° Performance times resulting from the extended collective labour agreement or, failing this, from the prefectoral or ministerial order issued in application of articles L. 7422-2 and R. 7422-6 ; 2° Where applicable, assistance used by the homeworker in accordance with 2° of…

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