French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Common provisions
Article L3121-55
The lump-sum payment of working hours must be agreed by the employee and set out in a written individual lump-sum agreement.
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The lump-sum payment of working hours must be agreed by the employee and set out in a written individual lump-sum agreement.
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