By way of derogation from Article L. 3121-45, in companies that operate on a continuous basis, the employer may introduce a system whereby working hours are spread over several weeks.
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By way of derogation from Article L. 3121-45, in companies that operate on a continuous basis, the employer may introduce a system whereby working hours are spread over several weeks.
Par dérogation à l’article L. 3121-45, dans les entreprises qui fonctionnent en continu, l’employeur peut mettre en place une répartition de la durée du travail sur plusieurs semaines.
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