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Title III: Termination of open-ended employment contracts

Article L1231-1 of the French Labour Code

The open-ended employment contract may be terminated at the initiative of the employer or the employee, or by mutual agreement, under the conditions set out in the provisions of this Title. These provisions do not apply during the trial period.

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Article L1231-5 of the French Labour Code

When an employee hired by a parent company has been placed at the disposal of a foreign subsidiary and an employment contract has been concluded with the latter, the parent company ensures his repatriation in the event of dismissal by the subsidiary and provides him with a new job compatible with the importance of his previous duties within the subsidiary. If the parent company nevertheless intends to dismiss this employee,…

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Article L1231-7 of the French Labour Code

Notwithstanding articles L. 1111-2 and L. 1111-3, for the application of section 2 of chapter IV of this title, a decree in the Conseil d’Etat sets the conditions under which the number of employees and the rules for crossing workforce thresholds are determined.

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Article L1232-2 of the French Labour Code

If an employer is considering dismissing an employee, the employee must be invited to a preliminary interview before any decision is taken. The notice is sent by registered letter or by hand-delivered letter against receipt. The letter must state the purpose of the meeting. The preliminary interview may not take place less than five working days after presentation of the registered letter or hand-delivery of the letter convening the interview.

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