Histoire du dialogue social en France

1789-1840

1840-1914

1919-1939

1945-1980

1982-2004

1841 : loi relative au travail des enfants1884 : liberté syndicale1898 : AT resp. employeur

Organisations paysannes et ouvrières interditesSupériorité "morale" du Maître

1919 : traité de Versailles, OIT1936 : accords de Matignon (CP, semaine de 40h, DP, CCN

Lois Auroux : droit d'expression des salariés1991 : loi sur la prév. des risques pro 2004 : loi sur le DS

1945 :CE, CHS et médecine du travail1958 : assurance chômage1968 : accords de Grenelle

De la révolution à la révolution industrielle

Un peu d'histoire pour comprendre le dialogue social aujourd'hui

Depuis 2007

2013 : accord QVT2015 : représentativité pour les TPE2017 ; ordonnances Travail

1ères bases de la législation du travail et du développement des relations professionnellles

Les 30 glorieuses et suivant

La modernisation du dialogue social

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