Article L4141-4
The cost of safety training is borne by the employer.
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The cost of safety training is borne by the employer.
…ial and economic committee is informed of alerts sent to the employer in application of articles L. 4133-1 and L. 4133-2.
…are members of the supervisory boards of the company investment funds provided for in Articles L. 214-164 and L. 214-165 of the Monetary and Financial Code.
When temporary employees who already have the necessary qualifications are called in to carry out urgent work required for safety reasons, the head of the user company will provide them with all the n…
…e Labour Inspector implements either one of the formal notice procedures provided for in article L. 4721-1 or the summary procedure provided for in articles L. 4732-1 and L. 4732-2.
When assigning tasks to a worker, the employer, having regard to the nature of the establishment's activities, shall take into consideration the ability of the person concerned to implement the necess…
Any change made to the workstation for safety reasons, which would result in a reduction in productivity, is followed by an adjustment period of at least two weeks, during which any form of performanc…
…te, La Réunion, Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin in application of the rule set out in article L. 3423-2.
After carrying out or having a member of the multi-disciplinary team carry out a study of the workstation, and after discussing the matter with the employee and the employer, the occupational physicia…
The project owner appoints a health and safety coordinator for each or all of the design and construction phases.
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