Social and Economic Committee (CSE)
The employee representative body required in French companies with at least 11 employees for 12 consecutive months, created in 2017 by merging staff delegates, the works council and the health and safety committee. From 50 employees, it is consulted on strategic orientations, the economic situation and social policy, including their environmental consequences.
See also: Social dialogue
Reference source: entreprendre.service-public.gouv.fr
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