Article L8261-1
No employee may perform paid work in excess of the maximum working hours laid down by the legal provisions applicable to his or her profession.
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No employee may perform paid work in excess of the maximum working hours laid down by the legal provisions applicable to his or her profession.
…his results in the implementation of a job protection plan involving proposed collective redundancies.
…such an agreement, or by foreign researchers temporarily residing in France;15° Fairground activities.
The rate of the retirement indemnity provided for in article L. 1237-9 is at least equal to : 1° Half a month's salary after ten years' seniority; 2° One month's salary after fifteen years' seniority;…
…f sessions, of limited duration, provided for by the regulations of these institutions or by treaties.
…activities section. Each section comprises at least three employers' and three employees' councillors.
The Conseil supérieur de la prud'homie issues opinions and suggestions. It carries out studies on the organisation and operation of industrial tribunals.
…send his employer a letter informing him of the date on which the councillor will take up his duties.
The public prosecutor of the judicial court within whose jurisdiction the seat of the industrial tribunal is located will issue the summons to take the oath at the court hearing within one month of pu…
The councillors individually take the following oath: "I swear to fulfil my duties with zeal and integrity and to maintain the secrecy of the deliberations". A record of the taking of the oath is draw…
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