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Article L7343-49 of the French Labour Code

The provisions of a collective agreement for the sector, together with its amendments or appendices, may be made binding on all the platforms and their employees included within its scope, by a decision of approval taken by the Employment Platforms Labour Relations Authority. In order to be approved, the agreement, its amendments or annexes must not have been the subject, within a period of one month from the publication by…

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Article L7343-50 of the French Labour Code

The procedure for approval of a sectoral agreement is initiated by the Employment Platforms Social Relations Authority, at the request of one of the organisations mentioned in Articles L. 7343-4 and L. 7343-24. Upon receipt of this request, the Employment Platforms Labour Relations Authority shall initiate the approval procedure without delay. The Competition Authority referred to inArticle L. 461-1 of the French Commercial Code may be consulted under the conditions…

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Article L7343-51 of the French Labour Code

The Labour Relations Authority for Employment Platforms shall exclude from approval any clauses that appear to be in contradiction with legal provisions. It may also refuse to approve an agreement on grounds of general interest, in particular on the grounds of excessive interference with free competition. It may also exclude clauses that can be severed from the agreement without altering its structure, but which do not correspond to the situation…

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Article L7343-54 of the French Labour Code

In each of the sectors referred to in Article L. 7343-1, a negotiating committee made up of representatives of the organisations recognised as representative, appointed under the conditions laid down in Articles L. 7343-12 and L. 7343-26, shall be set up by sector agreement, for the purpose of negotiating agreements, discussing the working conditions of workers using the platforms and exchanging information. In the absence of an approved sector agreement,…

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Article L7343-55 of the French Labour Code

At the request of at least one recognised representative employee organisation on the list provided for in Article L. 7343-4 and one recognised representative professional platform organisation on the list provided for in L. 7343-24, or on its own initiative, the Employment Platforms Social Relations Authority may convene a joint negotiating committee. The Director General of the Employment Platforms Social Relations Authority or his representative chairs the joint negotiating committee…

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Article L7343-56 of the French Labour Code

During the negotiation of a sectoral agreement, one or more recognised representative employee organisations or one or more recognised representative professional platform organisations may apply to the Employment Platforms Labour Relations Authority for authorisation to use an expert opinion on the elements necessary for the negotiation, relating to economic, financial, social, environmental or technological issues. The request must be accompanied by specifications drawn up by the organisation requesting authorisation and…

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Article L7343-57 of the French Labour Code

The Labour Relations Authority for Employment Platforms assesses the usefulness of the expertise requested, in particular with regard to the subject of the negotiations and the complexity of the issue dealt with. The decision authorising the use of expert advice implies that the Authority for Employment Platforms will pay for it.

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Article L7343-58 of the French Labour Code

The professional organisation(s) of the platforms concerned, if they did not initiate the request for expert appraisal, will provide the expert with the information necessary to carry out his mission. Business secrecy is not enforceable against the expert to this extent. The expert’s conclusions are made known to all the organisations representing the sector and to the Autorité des relations sociales des plateformes d’emploi, in compliance with business secrecy.

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