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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Disputes

Article R2315-49

For each of the appeals provided for in Article L. 2315-86, the employer shall refer the matter to the court within ten days.

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
TITLE XI: FINANCES OF THE TERRITORIAL COLLECTIVITY OF FRENCH GUYANA

Article L71-110-2

Prior to the debates on the draft budget, the president of the assembly of French Guiana shall present a report on the situation with regard to sustainable development concerning the operation of the…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 9: Erection, dismantling and lifting of frameworks.

Article R4534-98

Work platforms, gondolas and similar devices used for the transport or elevated work of workers employed on work mentioned in this section, as well as the lifting equipment from which these platforms,…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 9: Erection, dismantling and lifting of frameworks.

Article R4534-99

If the devices provided for in articles R. 4534-96 and R. 4534-97 are not installed, or if work platforms or any other similar devices suspended from lifting equipment are not used, the following shal…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 9: Erection, dismantling and lifting of frameworks.

Article R4534-95

During the assembly, dismantling and lifting of frames and frameworks, all measures are taken to minimise work and movements at height which expose workers to the risk of falling. To this end, whereve…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 9: Erection, dismantling and lifting of frameworks.

Article R4534-96

When, during the assembly, dismantling and lifting of structures and frameworks, workers are required to access a workstation or to move around while exposed to the risk of falling into a void, the em…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 9: Erection, dismantling and lifting of frameworks.

Article R4534-97

When, in the course of assembly, dismantling or lifting work on frames and structures, workers are called upon to intervene where they are exposed to the risk of falling into a void, the employer shal…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 6: Incidents

Article R3252-44

In the event of a change of employer, the seizure may be continued by the new employer, without prior conciliation, if the request is made within one year of the notice given by the former employer. F…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 6: Incidents

Article R3252-41

If the creditor transfers his domicile, he shall notify the court registry, unless he has appeared by proxy.

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 6: Incidents

Article R3252-40

If the debtor receives more than one payment, the court clerk determines which employers are responsible for making the deductions. If one of these employers is able to pay the full amount that may be…

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