other names · Added 9 October 2026
Charte du travail
French labour law
The Labor Charter (French: Charte du travail) was a French law on labor law in France, signed on 4 October 1941, by the Vichy regime under the German occupation of France. It sought to reorganize labor relations by abolishing class struggle and promoting collaboration between workers and employers.
The Charter was repealed by an ordinance of the Provisional Government of the French Republic on 27 July 1944.
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