French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Disabled workers
Article D2241-3
…tuation in relation to the obligation to employ disabled workers provided for in articles L. 5212-1 et seq.
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…tuation in relation to the obligation to employ disabled workers provided for in articles L. 5212-1 et seq.
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1. The prescriptions referred to in article 352, paragraph 1 and in article 353 shall not apply and shall become thirty years when, before the terms provided for, a claim is made, an order is made, a…
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