Article L1222-16
Every six months, the employer provides the Social and Economic Committee with a list of requests for a period of secure voluntary mobility and the outcome of these requests.
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Every six months, the employer provides the Social and Economic Committee with a list of requests for a period of secure voluntary mobility and the outcome of these requests.
Open-ended employment contracts may include a trial period, the maximum duration of which is : 1° For manual and clerical workers, two months ; 2° for supervisors and technicians, three months; 3° for…
…owing an accident at work or an occupational disease; 5° L. 4624-3 and L. 4624-4, relating to individual measures that may be proposed by the occupational physician.
…f Part Two of the Public Health Code is entitled to leave of absence for the necessary medical procedures. The employed spouse of the woman who is pregnant or receiving medically assisted procreation,…
In companies which, for the third consecutive financial year, employ at least one thousand employees, the employer shall publish each year any gaps in representation between women and men among senior…
…o another location or if it undergoes an extension or transformation resulting in a change in its industrial or commercial activities.
If the employee chooses not to return to his original company during or at the end of the mobility period, his employment contract with his employer is terminated. This termination constitutes a resig…
The provisions of this Title are applicable to private law employers and their employees.They shall also apply to the staff of public bodies employed under the conditions of private law.
…f suspension of the employment contract that begins before the presumed date of childbirth may be reduced by a maximum of three weeks. The period after the presumed date of childbirth is then increase…
…f suspension of the employment contract that begins before the presumed date of childbirth may be reduced by a maximum of three weeks. The period after the presumed date of childbirth is then increase…
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