#MTRT2219294AOrder of July 4, 2022, on the organization of the General Directorate of Labor
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This law reorganizes the General Directorate of Labor in France by detailing the roles and responsibilities of its divisions. It impacts labor relations, social dialogue, workplace conditions, and labor inspection systems, requiring organizations to adapt to changes in regulatory oversight and implementation of labor laws.
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Key Changes
- Reorganization of the General Directorate of Labor's divisions
- Changes in the roles and responsibilities of labor and social dialogue divisions
- Enhancements to labor inspection and workplace safety policies
Obligations
What this law requires
Employers must deposit and register company agreements with the Sub-directorate of Social Dialogue and ensure publication through designated ministry services.
Employers must implement workplace health and safety policies, risk prevention measures, and workplace conditions standards as defined by the Sub-directorate of Working Conditions, Health and Safety at Work.
Employers must protect vulnerable and specific worker populations and implement professional reinsertion and employment retention policies as defined by the Sub-directorate of Working Conditions, Health and Safety at Work.
Employers must comply with rules established by the Sub-directorate of Labor Relations governing individual employment relationships, compensation, and working time, including contract procedures and dismissal protocols.
Employers must ensure compliance with discrimination and harassment prevention rules, and maintain gender equality in professional advancement as defined by the Sub-directorate of Labor Relations.