Question 19285 — work

Summary

Mr. Michel Delpon draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to Directive 2003/88/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, relating to the organization of working time. It provides in the subject of its article 2.1 that working time is understood to mean “any period during which the worker is at work, at the disposal of the employer and in the exercise of his activity or functions, in accordance with legislation or practices national”. A judgment of the European Court (case C-266/14) came in 2015 to clarify the interpretation of this article. It specifies that the travel time of workers who do not have a fixed or usual place of work constitutes “working time” for journeys between their home and the sites of the first and last clients designated by their employer. The transcription of these provisions into law French, in this case the labor code, has not been carried out to date. For the purposes of harmonization and response to this part of workers who travel several hours every day, without being responsible for the choice of their employers not to have local sites, he asks whether the Government intends to act on an adaptation of article L. 3121-4 of the said code.

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