The daily working time of employees assigned to stand-in shifts may be up to twelve hours when the period during which such shifts are used does not exceed forty-eight consecutive hours. When this period exceeds forty-eight hours, the working day may not exceed ten hours.
If a company or establishment agreement provides for stand-in shifts, authorisation to exceed the maximum daily working time of ten hours is requested from the labour inspector.
The request to obtain one of the derogations provided for in articles L. 3132-14 and L. 3132-16 shall be accompanied by the necessary supporting documents and the opinion of the trade union delegates and the social and economic committee, if any. It is sent by the employer to the Labour Inspector. The Labour Inspector will notify the employer and employee representatives of his decision within thirty days of receipt of…
A hierarchical appeal against the decision of the Labour Inspector is lodged with the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment. It must be lodged within one month of the date on which the person concerned was notified of the contested decision.
The procedure laid down in articles R. 3132-13 and R. 3132-14 is applicable to the application for authorisation to exceed the maximum daily working time of ten hours in the event of recourse to substitute shifts pursuant to a company or establishment agreement. It also applies to the request for authorisation submitted to the Labour Inspector in the absence of a company or establishment agreement providing for the use of…
The extension authorisations referred to in Article L. 3132-23 are granted in accordance with the procedures set out in the first paragraph of Article L. 3132-21. The opinions mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 3132-21 are given within one month. The Prefect then takes a decision within eight days by means of a reasoned decision which he immediately notifies to the applicants.
The extension authorisations provided for in Article L. 3132-23 apply to establishments located in the same locality, carrying on the same activity and serving the same clientele. The extension authorisations provided for in Article L. 3132-23 are granted on the basis of a collective agreement applicable to the establishment concerned by the extension or, failing this, a unilateral decision by the employer approved by referendum.
The regional prefect shall delimit the zones mentioned in articles L. 3132-25 and L. 3132-25-1 by decree. When a zone is located in the territory of more than one region, the regional prefects concerned delimit it by joint decree.
In order to be included on the list of tourist areas referred to in article L. 3132-25, the areas must receive a significant additional population during certain periods of the year due to their natural, artistic, cultural or historical features or the existence of leisure or spa facilities with high visitor numbers. The criteria taken into account for classification as tourist areas are : 1° The ratio of the permanent…
I. – To qualify as a commercial area within the meaning of article L. 3132-25-1, the area for which a request for demarcation or modification has been made must meet the following criteria: 1° Constitute a commercial complex within the meaning ofarticle L. 752-3 of the French Commercial Code , with a total sales area in excess of 20,000 m2 ; 2° Have an annual customer base in excess of…
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