Article L327-15
Decisions handed down by the Enforcement Board may be appealed to the Paris Court of Appeal by the sanctioned organisation or by the chairman of the Enforcement Board. Such appeals do not have suspens…
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Decisions handed down by the Enforcement Board may be appealed to the Paris Court of Appeal by the sanctioned organisation or by the chairman of the Enforcement Board. Such appeals do not have suspens…
Customer compensation is not the same as compensation for unfair termination of a permanent employment contract or compensation for early termination of a fixed-term employment contract.
…rticles of association. When the special purpose vehicle is set up in a public scientific, cultural and professional establishment, its manager belongs to one of the bodies of teacher-researchers work…
…hapter III of Title III of Book I of the Tourism Code, an additional tax on registration duties or land registration tax payable on transfers for valuable consideration:1° of immovable property and im…
…rs is to be expected. When the bathing season extends over the whole year, it begins on 1st October and ends on 30th September. 3° A large number of bathers corresponds to an estimated high number of…
Where there is no social and economic committee, the report on the profit-sharing agreement is sent to each employee present in the company at the end of the six-month period following the end of the…
…eventive measures to eliminate the risks associated with the simultaneous activity of these workers and to ensure satisfactory communication between them.
Analyses to check compliance with the biological limit values set by decree are carried out by a body accredited in this field.
The lists of candidates by statutory colleges are presented by the trade union organisations that meet the conditions laid down in article L. 6156-3. The lists may be common to several trade union org…
…in breach of the prohibitions, disqualifications or incapacities provided for by articles L. 653-2 and L. 653-8, is punishable by two years' imprisonment and a fine of 375,000 euros.
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