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Article D7342-11 of the French Labour Code

I.-Any amendment to the charter is sent by the electronic matchmaking platform to the Directorate General for Employment under the conditions set out in Article D. 7342-7. II -It is the responsibility of the electronic marketplace to request approval of the amended charter by referring the matter to the Director General of Labour under the conditions set out in Article D. 7342-8. III – The platform shall bring the administrative…

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Article R7342-12 of the French Labour Code

Notification of the decision to approve the charter referred to in the first paragraph of Article L. 7342-10 shall indicate the time limit for appeal and the procedures for lodging an appeal. In the absence of this information, the time limit for appeal does not apply to the platform. When the platform informs the worker of the decision to approve the charter, it shall at the same time inform him…

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Article R7342-15 of the French Labour Code

If it has not given a ruling within the four-month period referred to in the second paragraph of article L. 7342-10, the judicial court is relinquished of the case. In this case, the file of the proceedings is transmitted without delay by the registry of this court to the registry of the court of appeal. The court registry notifies the parties by simple letter. On receipt of the case file,…

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Article R7342-16 of the French Labour Code

When a case is referred to the court pursuant to the third paragraph of article L. 7342-10, the court clerk’s office convenes the parties to the proceedings before the industrial tribunal to a hearing, at least one month in advance and by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The notice specifies that if the parties fail to appear, a judgment may be handed down in their absence.

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Article R7342-18 of the French Labour Code

The court shall give its decision promptly in accordance with the ordinary oral procedure. The parties are not required to constitute a lawyer. The judgment is rendered in the first and last instance. The time limit for appealing to the Supreme Court is fifteen days from notification of the judgment.

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