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Section 4: Employers' groups formed within an existing cooperative society or interprofessional outpatient care company

Article R1253-35 of the French Labour Code

Any cooperative company or interprofessional outpatient care company referred to inarticle L. 4041-1 of the Public Health Code which intends to develop the activity of an employers’ group as provided for in article L. 1253-1 shall mention this activity in its articles of association, prior to its effective exercise, as well as the joint and several liability of the members for the resulting debts towards the employees and the bodies…

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Article R1253-36 of the French Labour Code

The resources of all kinds allocated to the employers’ group are identified within the company and the accounts relating to its operations are separate. When the group of employers is set up for the benefit of only some of the members of an interprofessional ambulatory care company, the expenses common to these members constitute an individual expense for each of them, according to their share.

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Article R1253-37 of the French Labour Code

The company shall declare that it is carrying out the activity of an employers’ group in accordance with the procedures set out in articles D. 1253-1 to D. 1253-3. It shall specify the organisation it intends to implement in order to comply with the obligations of this section.

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Article R1253-40 of the French Labour Code

The company may: 1° Make available to one of the members of the employers’ group one of the employees it employs who is not assigned to this activity; 2° Use an employee assigned to the activity of the employers’ group for its own needs.

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Article R1253-41 of the French Labour Code

In the cases provided for in article R. 1253-40, the employer shall send the employee, by registered letter or by letter delivered against receipt, a written proposal for an amendment to his employment contract mentioning the duration of the change of assignment mentioning the duration of the change of assignment. This letter shall specify that the employee has fifteen days from receipt to make known his decision. If the employee…

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