Article R6224-8
When a minor apprentice is employed by an ascendant, the declaration provided for in article L. 6222-5, signed by the ascendant employer, is signed by the apprentice and stamped by the director of the…
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When a minor apprentice is employed by an ascendant, the declaration provided for in article L. 6222-5, signed by the ascendant employer, is signed by the apprentice and stamped by the director of the…
The tripartite agreement provided for in the last paragraph of Article L. 6222-7-1 is concluded without prejudice to compliance with the obligations laid down by the certifying body for registration f…
When the skills assessment is carried out as part of the skills development plan mentioned in 1° of article L. 6312-1 or as part of redeployment leave under the conditions set out in article L. 1233-7…
I.-Without prejudice to the provisions of article L. 6321-1, preparation for the theory test of the Highway Code and the practical test of the driving licence authorising driving of vehicles in catego…
The certification requirement provided for in Article L. 6316-1 is assessed, depending on the case, either on the date of conclusion of the agreement with the funder mentioned in the same article, or…
The employer gives the tutor the time he needs to carry out his duties and receive training.
Until the level of funding is determined, the skills operator pays the apprentice training centre an annual lump sum set by order of the ministers responsible for vocational training and the budget in…
Pôle emploi may, on behalf of the managing body of the unemployment insurance scheme through the intermediary of skills operators, pay the costs of professionalisation contracts for jobseekers aged 26…
When the Caisse des dépôts et consignations finds that a service provider referred to in Article L. 6351-1 has failed to honour the commitments it has made in a way that is likely to seriously harm pu…
The financing of the actions mentioned in 4° of II of article L. 6332-14 may not exceed an amount determined as part of the mission costs set when the agreement on objectives and resources drawn up be…
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