Article R7422-17 of the French Labour Code
Failure to comply with the first paragraph of article R. 7422-12 is punishable by a third-class fine.
Failure to comply with the first paragraph of article R. 7422-12 is punishable by a third-class fine.
The industrial tribunal hears disputes relating to the remuneration of home workers and, in particular, rectifies accounts showing rates lower than the minimum rate defined in articles L. 7422-4 and L. 7422-5. The difference between the salary actually paid and the salary that should have been paid is paid to the worker. No account shall be taken of any compensation that the employer may be ordered to pay.
In the event of a dispute concerning the remuneration of a worker carrying out work at home, the industrial tribunal shall publish, by posting on the door of the courtroom, the relevant rate resulting from the judgment. Any interested party and any professional association are authorised to take a copy of these rates, free of charge, from the clerk’s office of the industrial tribunal, and to publish them.
Any employer or agent who has work carried out in the home which presents risks covered by an order issued pursuant to article L. 7424-1, shall state the exact nature of the work in the declaration sent to the Labour Inspectorate.
The minimum period for complying with the formal notice provided for in article L. 7424-3 is set at fifteen days.
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