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Showing 2951–2960 of 51062 articles for “Art. II-6°”
For programmes consisting of cinematographic works fixed on 70 mm film as defined in…
The rules governing the creation of preference shares are set out in Articles L. 228-29-8 to L. 228-29-10 and L. 228-35-1 of the French Commercial Code.
The information requested, in any form whatsoever, from a job applicant may only be used to assess his/her ability to hold the post offered or his/her professional aptitudes.This information must have…
For the application of this section1° A cinematographic performance is the showing of a cinematographic programme in a specific room of a cinematographic establishment at a specific time;2° A cinemato…
The various components of remuneration are established according to identical standards for women and men.The categories and criteria for professional classification and promotion, as well as all othe…
It shall be punishable by five years' imprisonment and a fine of 375,000 euros for: 1° The chairman, directors or managing directors of a société anonyme to distribute fictitious dividends among the s…
In addition to the information provided for in the penultimate paragraph of Article R. 322-74, the certificate referred to in Article R. 322-75 must contain the following information a) On the front:…
In accordance withArticle 81 of the French General Tax Code, when the employer contributes to the acquisition of the shares by the beneficiary employee, the resulting additional remuneration for the e…
The payment notice specifies the methods of payment of the fixed fine provided for in article D. 45-8.
The list of employee advisers is revised every three years. It may be supplemented at any time if necessary.
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