Article L3164-1
The minimum daily rest period for young workers may not be less than twelve consecutive hours. This minimum period is increased to fourteen consecutive hours if they are under sixteen years of age. Th…
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The minimum daily rest period for young workers may not be less than twelve consecutive hours. This minimum period is increased to fourteen consecutive hours if they are under sixteen years of age. Th…
The employer informs the employee of its decision regarding the departure date chosen by the latter. If the employer fails to respond within a period set by decree, his agreement is deemed to have bee…
Any employee whose working hours are at least equal to the legal weekly working hours shall receive, if he is not an apprentice, remuneration at least equal to the minimum fixed under the conditions p…
An employee whose employment contract is amended to provide for part-time work may not invoke any right to be re-employed on a full-time basis before the end of this amendment. At the end of the perio…
…ber of days absent on such leave and on sabbatical leave being excessive in relation, respectively, to the total number of employees and the number of days worked in the company.
…ercentage of employees simultaneously absent on leave or part-time work being excessive in relation to the total workforce of the company.
The employer may defer the start of the leave or the beginning of the period of part-time work, up to a maximum of six months from the employee's request, without prejudice to the application of artic…
…ndertakings with less than three hundred employees, the employer may refuse the leave or the change to part-time work:1° If, after consulting the Social and Economic Committee, the employer considers…
…increasing the number of employees employed simultaneously on a part-time basis under this section to a level that is excessive in relation to the total number of employees in the undertaking.
…ising this right would result in the number of hours of leave requested being excessive in relation to the total number of hours worked in the year. However, the number of hours of leave to which an e…
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