Article R217-12
An order of the minister responsible for the economy establishes the list of information required to examine the application, the supporting documents that accompany it and the application form.
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An order of the minister responsible for the economy establishes the list of information required to examine the application, the supporting documents that accompany it and the application form.
The application referred to in Article R. 217-7, the list of additional information referred to in Article R. 217-8 and the notification of the formal position or new formal position of the management…
The sector referred to in III of article L. 217-24 is the sector of retail trade in household appliances in specialised shops listed under codes 47.54 and 47-54 Z of division 47 of section G of the no…
The professional's application referred to in I of article L. 217-24 shall be submitted to the regional directorate or the directorate for the economy, employment, labour and solidarity of the region…
…rticle L. 217-24, the department mentioned in article R. 217-7 notifies the professional of his new formal position, at least two weeks before it takes effect.
In application of the third paragraph of article L. 6222-1, young people who reach the age of fifteen before the end of the calendar year may be enrolled, under school status, in a vocational lycée or…
…or repeatedly fails to fulfil its obligations; c) Implementation of the procedure for suspending performance of the apprenticeship contract, as provided for in articles L. 6225-4 et seq; 4° In the eve…
The age of the apprentice does not prevent the signing of a new apprenticeship contract under the conditions set out in 2° of article L. 6222-11.
After the birth of the child, the employed father and, where applicable, the mother's employed spouse or partner or the employee bound to her by a civil solidarity pact are entitled to paternity and c…
It is forbidden to employ the employee during the leave referred to in 3° of article L. 3142-1 and during the four-day paternity and childcare leave period referred to in the third paragraph of articl…
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