I. – Associate practitioners are entitled :
1° to annual leave of twenty-five working days; where the duties are not performed on a full-time basis, this number of days is reduced in proportion to the duration of the activity;
2° To leave to reduce working hours, under the conditions defined in article R. 6152-801 ;
3° To days of recuperation for periods of additional working time, standby duty and travel on standby duty, when they have not been compensated.
The head of the department or, failing that, the head of the internal structure organises, after consultation with the practitioners in the structure and on the basis of the duty roster, the taking of days off during certain periods of the year depending on activity.
In order to take this leave, the associate practitioner may use annual leave days, reduced working time days, recuperation days and, where applicable, days accumulated in the time savings account.
The director of the host establishment draws up the table of leave and recuperation days mentioned in 1°, 2° and 3° after consulting the head of the department or, failing this, the head of the functional unit or any other internal structure and informs the chairman of the establishment’s medical committee.
During this leave and recuperation days, the persons concerned continue to receive the emoluments provided for in 1° of article R. 6152-12 and the bonus mentioned in 3° of article R. 6152-913.
The leave mentioned in this article may be split up into half days. They are taken on a pro rata basis according to the entitlement in each establishment in the event of work in several establishments.
The amount of leave mentioned above that may be taken at one time may not exceed thirty-one consecutive days.
II. – Associate practitioners are entitled to special leave in the following cases and under the following conditions:
1° Five working days for the practitioner’s marriage or when the practitioner enters into a civil solidarity pact ;
2° One working day for the marriage of a child;
3° (Repealed) ;
4° Three working days in the event of the death or very serious illness of the practitioner’s spouse, father, mother and children or of a person with whom the practitioner is bound by a civil solidarity pact.