In a ruling of June 5, the CJEC condemned France for failure to fully transpose Directive 89/391 known as framework Directive on health and safety at work. French law is blamed for excluding some companies, depending on the size of their workforce, from the obligation to provide information concerning the risks incurred and the prevention measures taken. A draft decree should bring French law in line with the European Directive through an obligation to inform employees directly. (Ref. 080491)
In an order of June 5, 2008, (CJEC, Commission v. France, case C-226/06), the CJEC blames French law for excluding, depending on the size of the workforce, a particular category of undertakings from the obligation to inform workers which devolves upon employers.
Obligation to inform the employees themselves. To complete the transposition of this directive, the French Labor Ministry drew out a decree (currently under signature), which plans that employers will be obliged to inform the employees t
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