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Article R3172-6 of the French Labour Code

An employer who wishes to suspend the weekly rest period in application of article L. 3132-4, in the event of urgent work, shall immediately inform the labour inspector and, except in cases of force majeure, before the work begins. He shall inform him of the circumstances justifying the suspension of the weekly rest period. It shall indicate the date and duration of this suspension and specify the number of employees…

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Article R3172-7 of the French Labour Code

An employer who wishes to suspend the weekly rest period in application of article L. 3132-5, relating to industries dealing with perishable materials or having to respond to an extraordinary increase in work, shall immediately inform the Labour Inspector and, except in cases of force majeure, before work begins. He shall inform him of the circumstances justifying the suspension of the weekly rest period. It shall indicate the date and…

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Article R3172-8 of the French Labour Code

An employer who wishes to suspend the weekly rest period in application of article L. 3132-7, relating to seasonal activities, shall immediately inform the labour inspector and, except in cases of force majeure, before work begins. He shall inform him of the circumstances justifying the suspension of the weekly rest period. He shall indicate the date and duration of this suspension and specify the number of employees to whom it…

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Article R3173-1 of the French Labour Code

Failure to send the Labour Inspectorate a duplicate of the poster referred to in article L. 3171-1 is punishable by a fourth-class fine. This fine is applied as many times as there are people employed under conditions likely to be sanctioned under the provisions of this article.

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Article R3173-2 of the French Labour Code

Failure to comply with the provisions of the first two paragraphs of article L. 3171-1 and those of article L. 3171-2 relating to the monitoring of working hours is punishable by a fourth-class fine. This fine is applied as many times as there are people employed under conditions likely to be sanctioned under the provisions of this article.

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