French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Notification of dismissal.
Article L1233-18
A decree in the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the terms and conditions for the application of this paragraph.
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A decree in the Conseil d'Etat shall determine the terms and conditions for the application of this paragraph.
In all the cases provided for in this section, the court may order, as an additional penalty, the display or dissemination of all or part of the decision, or of a press release informing the public of…
Applications for relief from incapacity are addressed to the Minister of Justice. They are admissible only if a period of one year has elapsed since the refusal to install or the resignation.Any appli…
At the time of giving informed consent, the investigator may ask the person undergoing clinical investigation to agree to his/her data being used in subsequent research for scientific purposes only. T…
Where the Commission considers that a medical accident is only partly the consequence of preventive, diagnostic or therapeutic acts for which a healthcare professional or institution is liable, it wil…
Goods are insured without interruption, wherever they may be, within the limits of the journey defined in the policy.
The insured must declare any claim of which he/she is aware within the time limits stipulated in the insurance contract. The insurer may provide for a total or partial forfeiture clause if the insured…
In the event of an order resulting from a court decision that is enforceable, even provisionally, the legal interest rate is increased by 50% on expiry of a period of two months and is doubled on expi…
A decree by the Conseil d'Etat determines the eligibility criteria for designation as a tourist municipality and for classification as a tourist resort, as well as the conditions for application of th…
The concession-granting authority may not impose conditions on the participation of candidates in the award procedure other than those designed to ensure that they have the ability to carry out the pr…
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