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Showing 2481–2490 of 9933 articles for “Art. EU Mutual Assistance Directive 2010/24/EU”
The procedures for applying the rules relating to home help and support service contracts are laid down by the provisions of Chapter VII of Title IV of Book III of the Social Action and Family Code.
Companies wishing to draw up a forward-looking jobs and skills management plan can take advantage of a support scheme to help them design this plan. This scheme entitles them to financial support from…
The forward-looking jobs and skills management plan provided for in article L. 5121-3 includes, in particular, training initiatives designed to ensure that employees can adapt to changes in their jobs…
In its application, sent to the competent administrative authority, the company specifies the reasons for its forward-looking management approach with regard to, in particular: 1° Its work organisatio…
The government may cover up to 70% of the total cost of the initiatives, taking into account the number of companies targeted, their workforce and the value of the initiatives envisaged.
The Social and Economic Committee is consulted on the conclusion of this agreement with the State. They are consulted on the content and implementation of the forward-looking jobs and skills managemen…
The State may enter into agreements with professional or inter-professional bodies or any body representing or leading a network of companies, with the aim of preparing companies for the challenges of…
The agreements mentioned in article D. 5121-10 are signed by the regional prefect or the departmental prefects when they concern companies in the region or department respectively.
The State may pay up to 50% of the costs incurred by companies in designing and drawing up a forward-looking jobs and skills management plan under agreements known as consultancy aid agreements.
These agreements may provide for: 1° Information, communication and promotion initiatives; 2° Capitalisation, evaluation and dissemination of best practices.
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