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Extension du domaine de la négociation d’entreprise : La négociation d’entreprise sous l’emprise du groupe ?

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  • Claude Didry
  • Denis Giordano

    (EM - EMLyon Business School)

Abstract

"Les réformes de 2016 (loi El Khomri) et 2017-2018 (ordonnances et loi de ratification) ont aménagé les notions mêmes de négociation et de convention d'entreprise en ajoutant le niveau du groupe à ceux de l'« entreprise » et de l'établissement. Partant d'une analyse de l'enquête REPONSE montrant le caractère déterminant de ces niveaux de négociation, le retour sur des monographies marquées par la présence d'un groupe conduit à envisager plusieurs configurations, allant de l'action directe du groupe sur la négociation (ou son absence) à une influence moins directe du groupe, associée à une relative autonomie de l'entreprise ou de l'établissement. Si elles présentent le risque de « financiariser la négociation d'entreprise » en l'attachant aux intérêts financiers portés par le groupe, ces réformes laissent donc subsister des espaces pour le déploiement de tactiques syndicales variées. ""The reforms of 2016 (El Khomri act) and 2017-2018 (ratification act and orders) have shifted the very concepts of company bargaining and agreements by adding the "group" level to those of the "company" and the "workplace". Starting from an analysis of the REPONSE survey showing the determinative nature of these bargaining levels, the feedback from monographs marked by the presence of a group level allows several configurations to be envisaged, from the group directly intervening in the bargaining (or the absence of this) to less direct influence, where there persists a level of relative autonomy on the part of the company or the workplace. While these reforms may run the risk of "financialising company-level bargaining" by linking it to the financial interests of the group, they do however leave room for the deployment of varied union tactics."

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  • Claude Didry & Denis Giordano, 2023. "Extension du domaine de la négociation d’entreprise : La négociation d’entreprise sous l’emprise du groupe ?," Post-Print hal-04325666, HAL.
  • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-04325666
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