If the General Meeting has not drawn up the rules of procedure within the three-month period provided for in Article R. 1423-25, the rules of procedure shall be prepared by a select committee set up by the Chairman of the Council. This panel is made up of: 1° The Chairman; 2° The Vice-Chairman; 3° The chairmen and vice-chairmen of each section and, where applicable, each chamber. The rules drawn up…
The rules of procedure are displayed on the premises of the industrial tribunal. They may be amended by the general meeting convened pursuant to article R. 1423-23 and, where applicable, by the restricted panel or the persons mentioned in article R. 1423-27. In this case, the time limits stipulated in the first paragraph of article R. 1423-25 and in the seventh paragraph of article R. 1423-27 are reduced to one…
Where the provisions of the rules of procedure relating to the calendar and timetable have not been duly approved by the first president of the court of appeal and the public prosecutor at the court of appeal, these provisions are determined by analogy with the calendar and timetable of the ordinary courts having their seat within the jurisdiction of the court of appeal to which the council is attached.
The first president of the court of appeal and the public prosecutor inspect the industrial tribunals within their jurisdiction. They shall ensure, each to the extent to which he or she is concerned, the proper administration of the judicial services and the normal dispatch of cases. They may respectively delegate these powers for specific acts to judges or public prosecutors placed under their authority. They report annually to the Minister…
The president of the industrial tribunal is responsible for the administration and internal discipline of the court.
The decree dissolving the industrial tribunals, as provided for in article L. 1423-11, is issued on the proposal of the Minister of Justice.
When one of the divisions of an industrial tribunal cannot be constituted or cannot function, the first president of the court of appeal, at the request of the public prosecutor, appoints the corresponding division of another industrial tribunal or, failing this, one or more judges mentioned in article L. 1454-2, to hear the cases on the roll of the division or which should subsequently have been referred to it. It…
Each section of the industrial tribunal or, where it is divided into chambers, each chamber comprises at least:1° A conciliation and referral office;2° A judgment office.
Depending on the case, the adjudication committee comprises: 1° In its ordinary composition as referred to in Article L. 1423-12, two councillors representing employers and two councillors representing employees; 2° In its restricted composition referred to in Article L. 1423-13, one employer and one employee councillor; 3° In its composition referred to in 2° of Article L. 1454-1-1, two councillors for male employers, two councillors for male employees and the…
Subject to the provisions of the second paragraph of article L. 123-1 of the Code de l’organisation judiciaire, each industrial tribunal has a registry, the service of which is provided by State employees. In the industrial tribunals referred to in the second paragraph of article L. 123-1 of the Code de l’organisation judiciaire, the registry service of the industrial tribunal is managed by the director of the registry of the…
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