Article L1225-32
Any employer with more than 100 employees may be required to set up breastfeeding facilities on or near their premises.
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Any employer with more than 100 employees may be required to set up breastfeeding facilities on or near their premises.
For one year from the date of birth, an employee who is breast-feeding her child is entitled to one hour per day during working hours for this purpose.
Depending on the size and nature of the establishments, a decree of the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the conditions for application of this sub-section.
The employee may breastfeed her child on the premises.
When a dispute arises over the application of articles L. 1225-1 and L. 1225-2, the employer must provide the court with all the information required to justify its decision. If there is any doubt, th…
Insofar as the calculation of prudential technical provisions of insurance and reinsurance undertakings does not comply with the provisions of Article L. 351-1, the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et…
The authorisation to operate a cinema in the form of a touring activity is granted on the basis of the geographical complementarity of the cinematographic offer presented by the application with regar…
The provisions of articles L. 3132-4 to L. 3132-6 apply where applicable.
The determination of the relevant risk-free yield curve referred to in Article R. 351-2 uses information derived from relevant financial instruments and remains consistent with this information. This…
The beneficiaries of financial aid for the distribution of cinematographic works are distribution companies.
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