Article R3142-44
In the absence of an agreement or convention as referred to in article L. 3142-58, the employer may refuse to grant training leave for managers and youth workers if he establishes that the number of e…
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In the absence of an agreement or convention as referred to in article L. 3142-58, the employer may refuse to grant training leave for managers and youth workers if he establishes that the number of e…
Under the written procedure without a hearing provided for in III of article L. 3211-12-2, the court registry shall notify the parties of the order without delay and by any means that can be used to e…
I.-When the judge decides to hold a hearing in application of the provisions of the penultimate paragraph of III of Article L. 3211-12-2, the patient who is the subject of a seclusion or restraint mea…
The Regional Sports Conference deliberates by a simple majority of the members present. However, when it adopts the territorial sports project or its revision, and when it is consulted in application…
The employer or the head of the establishment declaring the derogation shall make available to the Labour Inspectorate monitoring officer, from the time each young person is assigned to the work in qu…
An employee who wishes to provide full-time or part-time technological, vocational or higher education in initial or continuing training is entitled, subject to a seniority condition and under the con…
Article L. 3142-125 also applies to an employee who wishes to carry out research and innovation activities in a public research establishment, a local authority or a public or private company, unless…
In companies with three hundred or more employees, the employer may defer an employee's leave or the start of the period of part-time work if exercising this right would result in the percentage of em…
In companies with fewer than three hundred employees, the employer may defer the employee's leave or the start of the period of part-time work if exercising this right would result in the number of ho…
Article L. 2141-1 is applicable to the communes of French Polynesia.
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