Article R5422-6 of the French Labour Code
The employer sends the relevant collection body a declaration containing, for each employee, the total amount of remuneration paid and the corresponding periods worked.
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The employer sends the relevant collection body a declaration containing, for each employee, the total amount of remuneration paid and the corresponding periods worked.
The declaration provided for in Article R. 5422-6 and the payment of contributions corresponding to the remuneration declared are made on the same dates as the payment of contributions due to the general social security scheme.
The employer declares all remuneration paid to its employees to the competent collection body mentioned in article L. 5427-1. He shall attach to this declaration, where applicable, the payment of contributions corresponding to the remuneration declared.
The formal notice from the recovery body provided for in Article L. 5422-15 is sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
The framework document referred to in Article L. 5422-20-1 includes: 1° Financial trajectory objectives, expressed in accordance with national accounting conventions; 2° The timeframe within which negotiations must be concluded; 3° Where applicable, targets for changes in the rules governing the unemployment insurance scheme.
The framework document includes a statement of macroeconomic assumptions, consistent with the forecasts in the Finance Act, the Social Security Financing Act and the Public Finance Programming Act, as well as assumptions for the projected number of jobseekers receiving benefits over the next three financial years.
Approval of the agreements referred to in Article L. 5422-22 is granted by the Prime Minister, after obtaining the opinion of the Commission nationale de la négociation collective, de l’emploi et de la formation professionnelle (National Commission for Collective Bargaining, Employment and Vocational Training). The framework document referred to in article L. 5422-20-1 is appended to the approval order. It may be revoked when the stipulations of the agreement or…
In the case provided for in article L. 5422-23, the Prime Minister may approve the agreement where the favourable opinion of the Commission nationale de la négociation collective, de l’emploi et de la formation professionnelle (National Commission for Collective Bargaining, Employment and Vocational Training) has been issued without the written and reasoned opposition of either two employers’ organisations or two employees’ organisations represented on this commission. In the event of…
Approved unemployment insurance agreements may be amended by a rider approved under the conditions set out in article L. 5422-22, provided that this rider is compatible with the objectives set out in the framework document drawn up prior to the initial approval of the agreement in force.
In order to benefit from the specific solidarity allowance, the people mentioned in article L. 5423-1 :1° Must have been in paid employment for five years in the ten years preceding the end of the employment contract from which their rights to insurance benefits were opened. In the case of people who have interrupted their salaried activity to bring up a child, this period is reduced, up to a limit…
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