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Article L7111-10 of the French Labour Code

Where the branch agreement or the agreement only concerns professional journalists and persons treated as such, its validity is subject to its being signed by one or more representative employee trade union organisations which, in the elections taken into account for the measurement of the audience provided for in 3° of Article L. 2122-5, at least 30% of the votes cast in the college of journalists in favour of organisations recognised as representative at this level, whatever the number of voters, and in the absence of opposition from one or more representative employee trade union organisations having received the majority of the votes cast in this college at these elections, whatever the number of voters.

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Article L7111-10

Lorsque la convention de branche ou l’accord ne concerne que les journalistes professionnels et assimilés, sa validité est subordonnée à sa signature par une ou plusieurs organisations syndicales de salariés représentatives ayant recueilli, aux élections prises en compte pour la mesure de l’audience prévue au 3° de l’article L. 2122-5, au moins 30 % des suffrages exprimés dans le collège de journalistes en faveur d’organisations reconnues représentatives à ce niveau, quel que soit le nombre de votants, et à l’absence d’opposition d’une ou de plusieurs organisations syndicales de salariés représentatives ayant recueilli la majorité des suffrages exprimés dans ce collège à ces élections, quel que soit le nombre de votants.

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