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Article R5134-28 of the French Labour Code

Within a clear period of seven days, the employer must inform the following of any suspension or termination of the employment contract that occurs before the end of the period for which work integration assistance is granted: 1° The authority which granted the aid ; 2° The body or bodies responsible for paying the aid. An order from the Minister for Employment sets out the model form for the employer…

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Article R5134-29 of the French Labour Code

In the event of non-compliance by the employer with the provisions of the decision awarding the employability assistance, the employability assistance is not due and the sums paid will be reimbursed. The authority awarding the aid informs the employer of its intention to recover the undue payment. The employer has seven days in which to make its observations known. Any undue payment will give rise to reimbursement by the employer…

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Article R5134-30 of the French Labour Code

In the event of a change in the legal status of the employer within the meaning of Article L. 1224-1, the new employer is substituted in the employer’s rights with regard to the employment contract. The new employer is also substituted in the rights of the initial employer with regard to the aid for professional integration, subject to the agreement of the authority that granted the aid, with regard to…

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Article R5134-31 of the French Labour Code

Pursuant to article L. 5134-23-2, an employer wishing to extend a job placement subsidy under an employment support contract must submit a prior request to the authority that granted the initial subsidy. This reasoned request must be accompanied by an assessment of the support and training provided, in particular assistance in taking up the post, refresher courses, the acquisition of new skills, training leading to a qualification, or the completion…

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Article R5134-32 of the French Labour Code

The maximum duration of the aid for professional integration, set at twenty-four months by article L. 5134-23, may be extended, pursuant to the first paragraph of article L. 5134-23-1, for the remaining duration of the training followed by the employee, up to a maximum of sixty months. The request for extension submitted by the employer must be accompanied by : 1° All supporting documents intended to establish that the vocational…

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Article R5134-33 of the French Labour Code

The maximum duration of twenty-four months of work integration assistance may, for the persons mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 5134-23-1, be extended to sixty months by successive extension decisions of a maximum of one year. The age condition mentioned in the first paragraph of articles L. 5134-23-1 and L. 5134-25-1 is assessed at the end of the maximum duration of the aid.

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Article R5134-36 of the French Labour Code

In application of article L. 5134-26, for the purposes of calculating remuneration, the number of hours worked per week is deemed to be equal to the contractual working time. The provisional schedule for the distribution of working hours over the year or the period covered by the employment contract is indicated in the employment contract. This provisional programme may be modified provided that this possibility has been provided for in…

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Article R5134-37 of the French Labour Code

The authority awarding the work integration grant appoints, either from within the authority or from a body responsible for support or integration, and mentions this in the initial decision to award the grant, a mentor responsible for monitoring the work integration pathway of the employee on the employment support contract. If the employee is a beneficiary of the revenu de solidarité active, the referent may be the same as the…

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Article R5134-38 of the French Labour Code

As soon as the application for work placement assistance is submitted, the employer appoints a tutor from among the employees who are qualified and willing to take on this role. The tutor must have at least two years’ professional experience. Exceptionally, with the authorisation of the authority awarding the aid, the employer may provide the tutoring himself. The tutor may not supervise more than three employees on an employment support…

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