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Showing 2901–2910 of 65302 articles for “Art. L 441-3-1”
…and exemptions provided for in this sub-section may not be combined with any other State aid for employment.
…me and status he enjoyed prior to this period. They are not paid by the structure in which they complete a work placement period. At the host company, they have access to the public transport and faci…
Foreign nationals wishing to enter France in order to work in an employed capacity and who wish to settle there on a long-term basis must prove that they have sufficient knowledge of the French langua…
At their request, mayors, for the purposes of job placement or determining the social benefits to which the persons concerned may be entitled, shall be provided with a list of jobseekers domiciled in…
The public body is headed by a Director General appointed by decree, after consultation with the Conseil national de l'emploi, de la formation et de l'orientation professionnelles. It is administered…
Job centres may take the form of public interest groups governed by Chapter II of Law 2011-525 of 17 May 2011 on simplifying and improving the quality of law.
In companies with multiple establishments, the employment obligation applies at company level.
Advertisements for and job offers from one or more temporary employment agencies must expressly mention their name and their status as a temporary employment agency.
For certain vocational training courses listed exhaustively by decree and under the conditions laid down by that decree, the apprentice may carry out all the work that his training may require, under…
When apprentices attend the training centre, they continue to be covered by the social security system for accidents at work and occupational illnesses to which they are subject as employees.
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