Where the employer’s prior agreement is required, the employer’s refusal to grant an employee authorisation to take part in an activity in the operational reserve is subject to conditions determined by regulation.
An employee may, at his request and in agreement with the employer, give up anonymously and without consideration all or part of his untaken rest days, whether or not they have been allocated to a time savings account, for the benefit of another employee of the company who has signed a commitment to serve in the operational reserve to enable him to carry out a period of activity in the…
To implement the right to leave of absence for activities in the military operational reserve or the national police operational reserve mentioned in article L. 3142-89, the employment contract, an agreement between the Minister of Defence or the Minister of the Interior and the employer, a collective company agreement or, failing that, a branch agreement or convention determines: 1° The duration of the annual leave of absence, which must be…
In the absence of more favourable stipulations resulting from the employment contract, an agreement concluded between the Minister of Defence or the Minister of the Interior and the employer or an agreement mentioned in article L. 3142-94-2, the following provisions apply: 1° The duration of the annual leave of absence is ten working days per calendar year, subject to article L. 3142-89 of this Code andarticle L. 2171-1 of the…
The employment contract of an employee called up for national service in application of Book II of the National Service Code is suspended for the duration of active national service. When they know the date of their release from active national service, and at the latest within one month of this date, employees wishing to return to the job they previously held must inform their former employer. Reinstatement in the…
The provisions of article L. 3142-95 are applicable, when they are sent home, to persons who, having completed their active service, have been retained on national service.
Any employee aged between sixteen and twenty-five who takes part in the call to prepare for defence is entitled to an exceptional one-day leave of absence. The sole purpose of this exceptional leave is to enable the employee to take part in the call to prepare for defence. There is no reduction in pay. It is treated as a period of actual work for the purpose of determining the length…
No employer may terminate an employee’s contract of employment on the grounds that the employer or the employee is subject to national service obligations, or is called up for national service in performance of a commitment for the duration of the war, or recalled for national service in any capacity whatsoever. However, the employer may terminate the contract if he can prove serious misconduct on the part of the employee…
Where the employment contract is terminated for another legitimate reason by one of the parties, the termination of the contract may not be notified or take effect during the period spent on national service. These provisions do not apply if the purpose for which the employment contract was concluded expires during this period.
In the event of failure to comply with the provisions of this paragraph, the injured party shall be entitled to damages fixed by the court, in addition to the redundancy payment.
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