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Article L7111-9 of the French Labour Code

In companies in which a specific electoral college is created for professional journalists and persons treated as such, where the agreement or convention only concerns journalists or persons treated as such, its validity is subject to its signature by, on the one hand, the employer or his representative and, on the other hand, one or more representative employee trade union organisations having received more than 50% of the votes cast in favour of representative organisations in this specific college in the first round of the most recent elections of full members to the social and economic committee, regardless of the number of voters.

The rules governing its validity are those set out in article L. 2232-12. The rates of 30% and 50% mentioned in the same article are assessed at the level of the college of journalists.

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Article L7111-9

Dans les entreprises dans lesquelles un collège électoral spécifique est créé pour les journalistes professionnels et assimilés, lorsque la convention ou l’accord ne concerne que les journalistes ou assimilés, sa validité est subordonnée à sa signature par, d’une part, l’employeur ou son représentant et, d’autre part, une ou plusieurs organisations syndicales de salariés représentatives ayant recueilli plus de 50 % des suffrages exprimés en faveur d’organisations représentatives dans ce collège spécifique au premier tour des dernières élections des titulaires au comité social et économique quel que soit le nombre de votants.

Les règles de sa validité sont celles prévues à l’article L. 2232-12. Les taux de 30 % et de 50 % mentionnés au même article sont appréciés à l’échelle du collège des journalistes.

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