French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Public policy
Article L3142-49
In an emergency, leave may be taken with twenty-four hours' notice.
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Showing 2581–2590 of 35573 articles for “Art. Cass. 3e civ. 30-4-2003 n° 525”
In an emergency, leave may be taken with twenty-four hours' notice.
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The conversion referred to in article R. 134-4 may only be carried out every five years and on condition that, after the conversion, the difference between the amount of the diversification provision…
The Executive Council deliberates on individual decisions in the following areas:1° Authorisation for foreigners to work;2° Authorisation for land use or occupation;3° Appointment to functional posts…
The following are set by order of the Minister for Higher Education and the Minister for Health:1° The composition of the file submitted in support of the application for authorisation;2° The composit…
On medical prescription, or within the framework of an organisational protocol defined in this section, the orthoptist is authorised to : 1° Determining visual acuity and refraction, with or without d…
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