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Book II: Caretakers and employees of residential buildings, domestic staff and personal services

Article R7213-2 of the French Labour Code

Days other than Sundays and those which, by law, custom or agreement, are public holidays and must be taken as non-working days by the categories of employees mentioned in article L. 7211-2, are deemed to be working days for the purposes of calculating holiday entitlement.

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Article R7213-3 of the French Labour Code

The leave cannot be confused with: 1° Absence due to illness; 2° Periods of health cure compensated by social security; 3° Statutory rest periods for pregnant women; 4° Compulsory periods of national service training; 5° Paid rests granted voluntarily by the employer.

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Article R7213-6 of the French Labour Code

The employer may require a caretaker of a residential building to take more annual leave than the statutory leave to which the person concerned is entitled. In this case, the employer shall pay the person concerned, for the duration of the additional rest period, an allowance which may not be less than the sums which would be due for the same amount of statutory leave. This additional time off and…

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Article R7213-9 of the French Labour Code

The allowance corresponding to the leave provided for in article L. 3141-3 may not be less than one tenth of the total remuneration received by the person concerned during the reference period, nor less than the salary that would be due at the time of payment of the allowance for working the same amount of time as the leave.Each additional day of leave granted in accordance with the provisions of…

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