Article L1225-48
Parental education leave and the period of part-time work are initially for a maximum of one year. They may be extended twice to end at the latest at the end of the periods defined in the second and f…
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Parental education leave and the period of part-time work are initially for a maximum of one year. They may be extended twice to end at the latest at the end of the periods defined in the second and f…
During the period following the expiry of maternity or adoption leave, any employee with at least one year's seniority is entitled:1° Either to parental leave during which the employment contract is s…
In the event of serious illness, accident or disability of the child, assessed in accordance with the procedures defined by decree of the Conseil d'Etat, the parental leave and the period of part-time…
…precise justification, including, in particular, in the case of replacements as provided for in 1°, 4° and 5° of article L. 1251-6, the name and qualifications of the person being replaced or to be re…
Any clause prohibiting the user company from taking on the temporary employee at the end of his assignment is deemed unwritten.
When a temporary employment undertaking makes an employee available to a user undertaking, these undertakings shall conclude a written secondment contract, at the latest within two working days of the…
The Corsican Economic, Social, Environmental and Cultural Council comprises sixty-three members divided into three sections.
…to magistrates, officers, agents and specialised assistants. For the application of the article 67 bis-2 du code des douanes, the platform transmits the requisitions drawn up pursuant to article 67 b…
The purchaser shall specify in the consultation documents the nature of the purchases envisaged and their estimated quantity, as well as all the necessary information concerning the dynamic purchasing…
The minimum time limit for receipt of applications shall be thirty days from the date on which the contract notice is sent or, where the call for competition is made by means of a prior information no…
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