By the beginning of November, the employees of very small enterprises (TPE) and private employers will receive the professions of faith drawn up by the unions which, for the third time, will submit at the end of January to the suffrage of these 4.9 million ... voters.
“That's 400,000 more employees than in the previous election in 2017. Not taking an interest in them is neglecting part of our mission.
If everyone voted, it would be the most important election for calculating representativeness, ”
explains Cyril Chabanier, president of the CFTC, to stress the importance of the issue.
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Since 2008, the calculation of union representativeness has been based on the audience collected during professional elections.
To be considered representative, a power plant must have at least 8% of the vote.
In companies with more than 11 employees, it is the number of elected members of the Social and Economic Committees (CSEs, which replace the works councils) that is taken.
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