Article R6152-519
Assistants are entitled to : 1° Annual leave of twenty-five working days; 2° To leave granted as part of the reduction in working hours; 3° To days of recuperation for periods of additional working ti…
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Assistants are entitled to : 1° Annual leave of twenty-five working days; 2° To leave granted as part of the reduction in working hours; 3° To days of recuperation for periods of additional working ti…
Assistants recruited in application of the provisions of article R. 6152-503 and who carry out their duties on a full-time basis are entitled to training leave, the duration of which is set at fifteen…
Hospital assistants are entitled to sick leave upon presentation of a medical certificate, for a maximum period of twelve consecutive months, during which they receive the full remuneration mentioned…
Pursuant to article 1 of decree no. 70-1277 of 23 December 1970 creating a supplementary social insurance pension scheme for non-tenured employees of the State and public establishments, hospital assi…
Hospital assistants benefit from unpaid parental leave, under the conditions of article R. 6152-45.
In the event of an accident at work or occupational disease, the hospital assistant is entitled to leave for the entire period of incapacity to work until complete recovery, consolidation of the injur…
A hospital assistant suffering from tuberculosis, mental illness, cancer, severe and acquired immunodeficiency or poliomyelitis and unable to carry out his duties is entitled, after receiving the opin…
During their first year in post, assistants may, at their request and subject to the favourable opinion of the practitioner exercising the functions of head of the department or, failing this, head of…
1. Customs officers are entitled to bear arms in the performance of their duties. 2. They may use their weapons under the conditions set out in Article L. 435-1 of the Internal Security Code.
The title referred to in the second paragraph of Article 529-2, in the second paragraph of Article 529-5 or the second paragraph of III of Article 529-6 is enforced in accordance with the rules laid d…
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