Article L3132-2
The weekly rest period is at least twenty-four consecutive hours, plus the consecutive hours of daily rest provided for in Chapter I.
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The weekly rest period is at least twenty-four consecutive hours, plus the consecutive hours of daily rest provided for in Chapter I.
In the interests of employees, the weekly rest day is Sunday.
…ealed on the grounds of ultra vires before the Superior Court of Arbitration referred to in Article L. 2524-7.
The arbitrator may not rule on matters other than those determined by the minutes of non-conciliation or by the mediator's proposal or those which, resulting from events subsequent to these minutes, a…
…provisions of this section or with his obligations towards the institutions provided for in Article L. 3253-14.
When safeguard, reorganisation or compulsory liquidation proceedings are initiated, remuneration of any kind due to employees for the last sixty days worked, less any advance payments already received…
The remuneration provided for in the first paragraph of Article L. 3253-2 includes : 1° Wages, salaries or commissions as such ; 2° Additional benefits, in particular the compensation provided for in…
…ing the existence of any other preferential claim with the exception of those guaranteed by article L. 3253-2, up to the total amount of remuneration of any kind owed to the employees of these façonni…
…shall insure their employees, including those seconded abroad or expatriates referred to in article L. 5422-13, against the risk of non-payment of sums due to them under their employment contract, in…
…up to a ceiling identical to that established for a period of thirty days' remuneration by Article L. 3253-1.
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