French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: Presumption of salaried status.
Article L7313-4
Any agreement whose purpose is to prevent the application of the provisions of this Title shall be null and void.
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Any agreement whose purpose is to prevent the application of the provisions of this Title shall be null and void.
I.-The following are entitled to revise a collective agreement in the sector: 1° For a period of two years from the date of signature of the agreement, the signatory workers' organisations and profess…
…ees of the platforms and the organisations representing the platforms, or the platforms taken individually, bound by an agreement, are required not to do anything likely to compromise its faithful imp…
The sums due to the foreign national not authorised to work, in the cases provided for in 1° to 3° of article L. 8252-2, are paid to him/her by the employer within thirty days of the offence being det…
It is forbidden for the client to apply rates for work in the home that are lower than the minimum rates defined in article L. 7422-5.
When the co-contractor operating on French territory is established or domiciled abroad, the obligations that must be verified are those that result from regulations of equivalent effect in the countr…
Representative trade union organisations may bring all legal actions resulting from the application of this Title on behalf of an employee, without having to provide proof of a mandate from the person…
A homeworker who uses the services of an auxiliary is responsible for applying to the auxiliary all the legal provisions applicable to employees, subject to the application of articles L. 8232-1 to L.…
Any foreigner guilty of the offences provided for in articles L. 8224-1 and L. 8224-2 is liable to a ban on entering French territory, which may be imposed under the conditions provided for inarticle…
…third party legally bound to pay the special contribution, the lien whose registration has not been duly requested against the taxpayer may no longer be exercised for claims that were compulsorily sub…
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