The corporate life of these guilds, so much a part of the city, revolved around the assembly of master craftsmen. Each craft guild was governed by an elected group of its master artisans, which theoretically provided all masters with a voice in the direction of guild affairs. By the eighteenth century, however, it appears that many of the French guilds had moved away from the unpredictable and potentially dangerous practice of convening and conducting business by general meetings of guild masters in favor of smaller rump assemblies of guild elders and senior officials who conducted community business in private. - https://goo.gl/t8lOUW - page 3

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A journeyman who whilst working for a master is drunk for one or more days, or impertinent to his master, his master's family, the guild elders, or others in authority, is, according to the gravity of his offense, liable to a fine of from 1 to 5 rubles - https://goo.gl/M3Zb5C