Employment & Labor

#MICB2614237AStaff Representation Seats for Notre-Dame de Paris Public Establishment Elections in 2026

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🇬🇧 English

The order sets the number of staff representatives for the 2026 workplace committee elections at the public body responsible for conserving and restoring Notre-Dame de Paris. Public-law staff will have 7 full representatives and 7 alternates. Private-law employees will have no representatives in this election structure. The previous 2022 order is repealed, and the new numbers apply from the next general renewal of public-sector representative bodies.

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Key Changes

  • Sets 7 full staff representatives and 7 alternates for public-law staff
  • Sets 0 full representatives and 0 alternates for private-law employees
  • Repeals the 2022 order and applies the new numbers from the next general public-sector renewal

Obligations

What this law requires

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For the 2026 general renewal of public-sector representative bodies, the workplace committee election structure must allocate 7 full staff representative seats and 7 alternate seats to the college of public-law agents.

Public establishment responsible for conservation and restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris
From the next general renewal of public-sector representative bodies in 2026
operational
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For the same 2026 workplace committee elections, the college of private-law employees must be allocated 0 full representative seats and 0 alternate seats.

Public establishment responsible for conservation and restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris
From the next general renewal of public-sector representative bodies in 2026
operational

Affected Parties

Public-law staff at the Notre-Dame de Paris public establishmentPrivate-law employees at the Notre-Dame de Paris public establishment+1 more…

Tags

staff representation,public sector elections,Notre-Dame de Paris