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Article L1225-35 of the French Labour Code

After the birth of the child, the employed father and, where applicable, the mother’s employed spouse or partner or the employee bound to her by a civil solidarity pact are entitled to paternity and childcare leave of twenty-five calendar days or thirty-two calendar days in the event of multiple births. Paternity and childcare leave entails suspension of the employment contract. This leave consists of a period of four consecutive calendar…

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Article L1225-35-1 of the French Labour Code

It is forbidden to employ the employee during the leave referred to in 3° of article L. 3142-1 and during the four-day paternity and childcare leave period referred to in the third paragraph of article L. 1225-35, with the exception of any extension referred to in the last paragraph of the same article L. 1225-35 and notwithstanding, where applicable, the employee’s failure to comply with the notice period referred to…

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Article L1225-35-2 of the French Labour Code

The period of paternity and childcare leave is treated as a period of actual work for the purposes of determining the employee’s seniority rights. The employee retains all the benefits he acquired before the start of the leave.

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