Article L133-29
Electronic money units are reimbursed by the issuing institution to the electronic money holder who requests it.
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Electronic money units are reimbursed by the issuing institution to the electronic money holder who requests it.
Where a Payment Service User denies having authorised a payment transaction which has been executed, or claims that the payment transaction has not been executed correctly, the onus shall be on his Pa…
It shall be for the payment service provider to prove that he has met the information requirements laid down in Chapters II and IV of this Title.
…for recruitment receive training in non-discrimination in recruitment at least once every five years.
If, at the end of the negotiations, no agreement has been reached, the employer may implement the professional equality plan, subject to having first consulted and obtained the opinion of the social a…
…od is reduced to twenty-four hours if the employee has been with the company for less than eight days.
The trial period enables the employer to assess the employee's skills in the job, particularly in the light of their experience, and the employee to assess whether the job is suitable for them.
The trial period and the possibility of renewing it are not presumed. They must be expressly stipulated in the letter of engagement or the employment contract.
…f this Title do not derogate from legal provisions providing special protection for certain employees.
The minutes of the meeting of the social and economic committee consulted on a collective redundancy project for economic reasons are sent to the administrative authority.
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