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Article L8223-1 of the French Labour Code

In the event of termination of the employment relationship, an employee to whom an employer has had recourse under the terms of article L. 8221-3 or by committing the acts provided for in article L. 8221-5 is entitled to a lump-sum payment equal to six months’ salary.

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Article L8223-1-1 of the French Labour Code

Without prejudice to Chapter I of this Title and Articles L. 8113-7 and L. 8271-8 of this Code, when the labour inspection officer referred to in Article L. 8112-1 of this code finds that a trainee is occupying a workstation in disregard of articles L. 124-7 and L. 124-8 of the Education Code or that the host organisation does not comply with articles L. 124-13 and L. 124-14 of the…

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Article L8223-2 of the French Labour Code

Under conditions defined by decree, the employee obtains from the control agents mentioned in article L. 8271-7 information relating to the completion by his employer of the pre-recruitment declaration concerning him. Where this formality is not completed by the employer, these agents are authorised to provide the employee with information relating to his registration on the single personnel register.

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Article L8223-4 of the French Labour Code

Representative trade union organisations may bring all legal actions resulting from the application of this Title on behalf of an employee, without having to provide proof of a mandate from the person concerned. All that is required is that the employee has been notified, under conditions determined by regulation, and has not objected within a period of fifteen days from the date on which the trade union organisation notified him…

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