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Article R1263-6-1 of the French Labour Code

The secondment declaration provided for in article R. 1263-6, the model for which is set by order of the minister responsible for labour, is sent, using the “SIPSI” tele-service, to the departmental unit mentioned in article R. 8122-2 within whose jurisdiction the service is provided. When the service is provided in other places, the secondment declaration is sent, using the “SIPSI” tele-service, to the departmental unit within whose jurisdiction the…

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Article R1263-7 of the French Labour Code

The declaration provided for in article R. 1263-6, the model for which is set by order of the Minister responsible for labour, is completed in French before the employee is made available, using the “SIPSI” teleservice of the Ministry responsible for labour (sipsi. travail. gouv. fr). It replaces the obligations resulting from articles L. 1251-45 and L. 1251-46 as well as all the declaration obligations provided for by the Labour…

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Article R1263-8 of the French Labour Code

In addition to the documents mentioned in articles R. 1263-1 and R. 1263-2, temporary employment agencies must, at the request of the Labour Inspectorate, present a document certifying that they have obtained a financial guarantee or proof of compliance with equivalent guarantee provisions in the country of origin, as well as documents containing the information mentioned in articles L. 1251-16 and L. 1251-43.

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Article R1263-9 of the French Labour Code

The documents mentioned in article R. 1263-8 shall be translated into French. For companies that are not established in a Member State of the European Union whose currency is the euro, the amounts are converted into euros.

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Article R1263-10 of the French Labour Code

Supervision and control of the working and employment conditions defined in this Title and cooperation with the administrations of the other Member States are carried out by the liaison office of the Directorate General for Labour referred to in Article R. 8121-14. This liaison office responds to requests for information from foreign administrations and provides them with information when it has knowledge of facts relating to possible breaches by the…

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Article R1263-11 of the French Labour Code

The control officers referred to in Book 1 of Part VIII may communicate to their foreign counterparts, either directly or through the liaison office, any information and documents necessary for monitoring and controlling the working and employment conditions of posted employees.

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Article R1263-11-1 of the French Labour Code

The Labour Inspectorate monitoring officer referred to in Articles L. 8112-1 or L. 8112-5 who observes one of the breaches referred to in Article L. 1263-3 shall issue a written injunction to the employer established outside France who posts employees on national territory to put an end to this breach within a period of three days from receipt of the injunction. This period may be reduced in exceptional circumstances, but…

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Article R1263-11-2 of the French Labour Code

If any of the failings referred to in Article L. 1263-3 are not remedied within the time limit set pursuant to the provisions of Article R. 1263-11-1, or if the posting declaration referred to in Article L. 1263-4-1 is not received, the Labour Inspectorate monitoring officer shall send the Regional Director for Business, Competition, Consumer Affairs, Labour and Employment a report on the failure observed.

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Article R1263-11-3 of the French Labour Code

Before imposing a temporary suspension of the provision of services pursuant to Article L. 1263-4 or Article L. 1263-4-1, the Regional Director for Business, Competition, Consumer Affairs, Labour and Employment shall invite the employer or his representative to submit his observations within three days of receipt of this invitation. This period may be reduced in exceptional circumstances, but may not be less than one day. On expiry of the time…

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Article R1263-11-3-1 of the French Labour Code

I.-When the Labour Inspectorate monitoring officer, or the equivalent monitoring officer referred to in the last paragraph of Article L. 8112-1, observes the breach referred to in Article L. 1263-4-2, he or she sends a reasoned report to the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumer Affairs, Labour and Employment. II-This Director will issue a written injunction to the employer to put an immediate end to the breach by paying the…

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