Article D7121-46
The employer must prove to the Labour Inspectorate and police officers that he is up to date with his obligations towards the paid leave fund by producing documents issued by the fund.
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The employer must prove to the Labour Inspectorate and police officers that he is up to date with his obligations towards the paid leave fund by producing documents issued by the fund.
Undertakings established in another Member State of the European Union or another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area which employ seconded employees mentioned in 2° of article…
The employer shall inform employees by any means of the name and address of the paid leave fund to which it is affiliated.
When, in the country where they are established, the companies mentioned in article D. 7121-42 are affiliated to an institution equivalent to the paid leave funds, they must prove, in order to benefit…
Employers must declare to the caisse de congés payés any artistic and technical staff they have not employed continuously during the twelve months preceding the application for leave.
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I. - The declaration of a patient therapeutic education programme, referred to in article L. 1161-2, is sent, by any means which provides a date certain of its receipt, to the director general of the…
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In the cases provided for in 1° and 2° of Article L. 512-3, where the granting of subsidiary protection results from a decision of the Cour nationale du droit d'asile or the Conseil d'Etat, the matter…
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