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Title VII: Development of apprenticeships in the non-industrial and non-commercial public sector

Article D6271-1 of the French Labour Code

When the public employer referred to in article L. 6227-1 is unable to offer tasks or does not have the equipment or techniques to cover all the practical training requirements needed to obtain the vocational diploma or qualification registered in the National Vocational Certification Register prepared by the apprentice it employs, it may enter into an agreement with another public employer referred to in article L. 6227-1 or a private…

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Article D6271-2 of the French Labour Code

The agreement is concluded, at the start of or during the contract, between the public employer mentioned in article L. 6227-1, the other public employer or the company hosting the apprentice. It must specify 1° The duration of the reception period ; 2° The purpose of the training and the qualification or diploma being prepared by the apprentice; 3° The nature of the tasks entrusted to the apprentice, which must…

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Article D6271-3 of the French Labour Code

Where the host employer is subject to the provisions of the Labour Code, it is responsible for complying with the provisions relating to working hours set out in Book I of Part Three, as well as health, safety and working conditions set out in Part Four and, where applicable, the Rural and Marine Fishing Code. If the activity carried out by the apprentice in the host structure requires special medical…

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Article D6273-1 of the French Labour Code

For contracts concluded in application of article L. 6227-1 , the following persons are deemed to meet the condition of professional competence required of an apprentice master in application of article L. 6223-8-1: 1° Persons holding a diploma or qualification in the professional field corresponding to the purpose of the diploma or qualification being prepared by the apprentice and of at least an equivalent level, who can provide proof of…

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Article D6274-1 of the French Labour Code

For the public employers mentioned in article L. 6227-1, a mediator is appointed to resolve disputes between the employer and the apprentice or his legal representative concerning the performance or termination of the apprenticeship contract. The mediation provided for in article L. 6222-18 is carried out either by the mediator or by the local human resources department to which the apprentice reports. This mediation is carried out under the conditions…

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Article D6275-1 of the French Labour Code

No later than five working days following the start of performance of the apprenticeship contract, the public employer referred to in article L. 6227-1 sends this contract, together with the agreement referred to in article L. 6227-6 and, where applicable, the tripartite agreement referred to in the third paragraph of article L. 6222-7-1, to the departmental unit of the competent regional directorate for companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment. This…

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Article D6275-2 of the French Labour Code

On receipt of the contract, the departmental unit of the regional directorate for companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment checks that it meets the conditions laid down by : 1° Article L. 6211-1 on courses eligible for apprenticeship; 2° Articles L. 6222-1 to L. 6222-3 on the age of the apprentice; 3° Articles D. 6222-26 to D. 6222-33 on apprentice pay. If it is found that at least one of…

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Article R6275-3 of the French Labour Code

The departmental unit of the Direction régionale des entreprises, de la concurrence, de la consommation, du travail et de l’emploi will give its decision within twenty days of receipt of all the documents mentioned in article D. 6275-1. If no response is received within this period, an implicit decision to accept the contract will be issued.

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