French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Contract duration and working time
Article R6222-46
The length of the apprenticeship contract for disabled workers can be extended to four years.
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The length of the apprenticeship contract for disabled workers can be extended to four years.
In the absence of a collective agreement at company or branch level, the employee's agreement to training activities taking place outside working hours, as provided for in 2° of article L. 6321-6, is…
For the application of the provisions of articles L. 1234-1 to L. 1234-8 and L. 1237-1, relating to notice periods, to homeworkers with an open-ended employment contract, the compensation due in the e…
A private individual who enters into a contract for his or her own personal use, that of his or her spouse, partner in a civil solidarity pact, cohabitee or of his or her ascendants or descendants, sh…
During the period defined in article R. 6153-46, medical students complete thirty-six months of training, including the annual leave provided for in article R. 6153-58, the terms of which are determin…
From the first year of the second cycle of medical studies until their appointment as an intern, hospital medical students, whether they are medical students in advanced training or auditors in applic…
Any person holding the authorisation provided for inArticle R. 6312-11 is liable to a fine of the third class: 1° Failing to keep an up-to-date list of its staff, specifying their qualifications, and…
Employees made redundant for economic reasons have priority for re-employment for a period of one year from the date of termination of their contract, if they make a request during this period.In this…
Failure by the lender to comply with any of the obligations set out in articles L. 313-30 to L. 313-32 is punishable by an administrative fine of up to €3,000 for a natural person and €15,000 for a le…
The National Council may award a contract without prior advertising or competitive tendering under the conditions set out in articles R. 2122-1 to R. 2122-8 of the French Public Procurement Code.
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