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Article D6243-4 of the French Labour Code

I.-The management of the one-off grant to apprentice employers is entrusted to the Agence de services et de paiement (Services and Payment Agency), with which the Minister responsible for vocational training has entered into an agreement for this purpose. II.-The Agence de services et de paiement (Services and Payment Agency) is responsible for payment of the grant. To this end, it is responsible for: 1° Notifying the beneficiary employer of…

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Article R6251-1 of the French Labour Code

For the application of the last paragraph of article L. 6211-2, each certifying minister sets up a mission, placed under his authority, responsible for the pedagogical supervision of apprenticeship training leading to the award of diplomas under his jurisdiction. These missions are made up of: 1° Inspectors or authorised public officials from the certifying ministries; 2° Experts appointed by the regional joint employment committees or, failing that, by the national…

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Article R6251-2 of the French Labour Code

Pedagogical supervision of apprenticeship training leading to a diploma is carried out by the relevant certifying minister, who informs the regional prefect. The inspection may be requested by an apprentice training centre, an apprentice’s employer, an apprentice or his legal representative if he is a minor. The request is made to the regional prefect, who forwards it to the relevant ministry. The inspection is carried out jointly by at least…

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Article R6251-3 of the French Labour Code

The draft inspection report is sent to the apprentice training centre and to the apprentice employers, with an indication of the deadline they have for submitting written observations and requesting a hearing, where appropriate. This period may not be less than thirty days from the date of notification. At the end of this period, the inspection report, together with any pedagogical recommendations, is sent to the apprentice training centre and…

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Article R6251-4 of the French Labour Code

Each year, the educational monitoring missions submit an activity report to the Regional Prefect. The Regional Prefect draws up an annual report summarising the activities and recommendations of the educational monitoring missions, which he presents to the Regional Committee for Employment, Training and Vocational Guidance.

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Article R6261-1 of the French Labour Code

Decrees no. 72-279 and 72-283 of 12 April 1972 and the provisions of this book apply in the departments of Moselle, Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin, insofar as they are not derogated from by the provisions of articles R. 6261-2 to R. 6261-14. The texts amending or replacing these decrees and provisions only apply to these departments after consultation with the regional committee for employment, training and vocational guidance and, in the…

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Article R6261-2 of the French Labour Code

All provisions relating to persons, companies, activities or professions governed by decree no. 83-487 of 10 June 1983 apply, in the departments of Moselle, Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin, to persons, companies, activities or professions which, in these departments, come under the jurisdiction of the regional chambers of trades and crafts.

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Article R6261-5 of the French Labour Code

In companies under the jurisdiction of the regional Chamber of Trades and Crafts, disputes between employers and apprentices or their legal representatives concerning the performance or termination of the apprenticeship contract may only be brought before the competent court after an attempt at conciliation before the joint committee or the body delegated for this purpose by the regional Chamber of Trades and Crafts. The conciliation procedure does not have to…

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Article R6261-9 of the French Labour Code

In companies under the jurisdiction of the regional Chamber of Trades and Crafts, the apprenticeship supervisor must hold a “brevet de maîtrise” issued by the regional Chambers of Trades and Crafts in Moselle, Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin or an equivalent diploma or qualification.

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