The employment contract referred to in Article L. 1251-58-1 is governed by the provisions of the French Labour Code relating to open-ended contracts, subject to the provisions of this section.
It may provide for periods without performance of the assignment. These periods are treated as actual working time for the purposes of determining paid holiday entitlement and seniority.
It is drawn up in writing and includes the following particulars:
1° The identity of the parties;
2° Where applicable, the conditions relating to working hours, in particular night work;
3° The times during which the employee must be contactable during periods when the assignment is not being carried out;
4° The mobility perimeter within which the assignments are carried out, taking into account the specific nature of the jobs and the nature of the tasks to be performed, while respecting the employee’s personal and family life;
5° A description of the jobs corresponding to the employee’s qualifications;
6° Where applicable, the length of the trial period;
7° The amount of the guaranteed minimum monthly remuneration;
8° The obligation to provide the employee with a letter of assignment for each of the tasks he/she performs.