Article R1461-2 of the French Labour Code
November 5, 2023
The appeal is lodged with the Social Division of the Court of Appeal. It is lodged, investigated and judged according to the procedure with compulsory representation.
The appeal is lodged with the Social Division of the Court of Appeal. It is lodged, investigated and judged according to the procedure with compulsory representation.
The industrial tribunal will rule at last instance: 1° When the total value of the claims of none of the parties exceeds the jurisdictional rate set by decree; 2° When the claim is for the delivery, even under penalty, of work certificates, pay slips or any document that the employer is required to deliver, unless the ruling is at first instance due to the amount of the other claims.
The judgment is not subject to appeal if the counterclaim for damages alone, based exclusively on the initial claim, exceeds the jurisdiction of the court of last resort.
The final jurisdiction of the industrial tribunal is 5,000 euros.
The objection is lodged directly with the adjudication office. The provisions of articles R. 1452-1 to R. 1452-4 are applicable. The objection lapses if the party that lodged it fails to appear. It may not be repeated. These provisions apply to the third party opposition.
The provisions of Book V of the Code of Civil Procedure are applicable to disputes arising from an employment contract. The conciliation and referral office approves the agreement resulting from an amicable dispute resolution procedure, under the conditions set out in the aforementioned provisions. These provisions apply to settlements reached without recourse to mediation, conciliation or a participatory procedure. In such cases, the matter is referred to the Conciliation Office…
The conciliation and referral office or the adjudication office may, at any stage of the proceedings: 1° After obtaining the agreement of the parties, appoint a mediator to hear them and compare their points of view in order to find a solution to the dispute between them; 2° Enjoin the parties to meet a mediator who will inform them of the purpose and progress of the measure. The agreement is…
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