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Article L2141-5 of the French Labour Code

Employers are prohibited from taking trade union membership or activity into consideration when making decisions on recruitment, the conduct and allocation of work, vocational training, promotion, remuneration and the granting of social benefits, disciplinary measures and the termination of employment contracts. An agreement determines the measures to be implemented to reconcile personal life, professional life and trade union and elective functions, taking care to promote equal access for women and…

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Article L2141-5-1 of the French Labour Code

In the absence of a collective agreement at branch or company level setting out guaranteed changes in the remuneration of the employees mentioned in 1° to 7° of article L. 2411-1 and in articles L. 2142-1-1 and L. 2411-2 at least as favourable as those mentioned in this article, these employees, when the number of delegation hours they have over the year exceeds 30% of the working time set in…

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Article L2141-7-1 of the French Labour Code

Every year, the employer informs the employees, by any means, of the availability of the addresses of the representative employee trade union organisations in the branch to which the company belongs on the website of the Ministry of Labour.

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Article L2141-10 of the French Labour Code

The provisions of this Title shall not prevent collective labour agreements or arrangements containing more favourable clauses, in particular those relating to the establishment of trade union delegates or central trade union delegates in all cases where the legal provisions have not made such establishment compulsory. No limitation may be placed on the provisions relating to the exercise of trade union rights by memorandum or unilateral decision of the employer.

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Article L2141-12 of the French Labour Code

Decrees of the Conseil d’Etat shall determine the conditions of application of this Title to activities, which by their nature lead to dispersion or permanent mobility of personnel, linked to the normal exercise of the profession.

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