French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Conversion to part-time or full-time work
Article L3123-4
An employee's refusal to work part-time is neither a fault nor grounds for dismissal.
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An employee's refusal to work part-time is neither a fault nor grounds for dismissal.
…89, the reservist employee shall submit his request in writing to his employer, indicating the date and duration of the planned absence. In the absence of a response from the employer within the notic…
…y in the operational reserve are considered as periods of actual work for the purposes of statutory and collective bargaining benefits in terms of seniority, promotion, paid leave and entitlement to s…
The employer may not terminate an employee's employment contract due to absences resulting from an activity carried out as part of a commitment to serve in the operational reserve or following a call-…
Where the employer's prior agreement is required, the employer's refusal to grant an employee authorisation to take part in an activity in the operational reserve is subject to conditions determined b…
When article L. 2171-1, the second paragraph of article L. 4221-5 and articles L. 4231-4 and L. 4231-5 of the Defence Code are not applied, the salaried reservist is entitled to an annual leave of abs…
The termination of the employment contract may not be notified or take effect during a period of activity in the operational reserve.
…rom deductible expenses for the purposes of calculating taxable profits. The assessment, collection and litigation of this indemnity are carried out and monitored in the same way as for direct taxes.
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