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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 2: Content of the agreement.

Article L2372-6-1

The agreement referred to in Article L. 2372-2 also provides, for all rules relating to employee profit-sharing, for a level at least equivalent to that existing in the company being split up or which…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter II: Composition and mandate

Article L23-112-6

Disputes relating to the conditions of appointment of the members of the commission shall fall within the jurisdiction of the courts. Appeals are only admissible if lodged within fifteen days of the d…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 3: Flexible working days

Article L3121-60-1

…term contract in days and who has reached the age stipulated in the first paragraph of article L. 161-22-1-5 of the Social Security Code requests to work reduced hours in relation to the maximum lega…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Derogations on a geographical basis

Article L3132-25-6

A joint order by the ministers responsible for transport, labour and trade may, after consulting the mayor, or where applicable the chairman of the public inter-communal cooperation body of which the…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Implementation.

Article L3332-6-1

…ocument signed by the employer, under the conditions provided for in article L. 2232-10-1, if the industry agreement provides for this possibility and proposes, in the form of a standard agreement ind…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: Principles.

Article L4622-6-1

…ce, including occupational health and prevention services other than those mentioned in Article L. 4622-7, is approved by the administrative authority for a period of five years, with a view to ensuri…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 3: The right to support for young people towards employment and independence

Article L5131-6-1

All recipients of the allowance referred to in article L. 5131-6 are automatically eligible, provided they do not receive a parental or third-party guarantee, for the public guarantee scheme set up fo…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 3: Entreprises de travail temporaire d'insertion.

Article L5132-6-1

Notwithstanding the provisions of article L. 5132-6, temporary work integration agencies may enter into open-ended contracts, as referred to in article L. 1251-58-1, with people aged at least fifty-se…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Decision to award employability assistance.

Article L5134-67-1

The duration of the aid for professional integration granted under the initiative-employment contract may not exceed the term of the employment contract. The aid may be extended for a total period of…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 3: Employment contract.

Article L5134-69-2

The duration of the initiative-employment contract may not be less than six months, or three months for people who have been convicted and are benefiting from a modified sentence.

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