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Article D3141-1 of the French Labour Code

Any employer who employs an employee to do paid work during the period set for his statutory leave, even outside the company, shall be deemed not to have given the statutory leave, without prejudice to any damages to which he may be liable pursuant to article D. 3141-2.

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Article D3141-2 of the French Labour Code

An employee who performs paid work during his paid leave period, thereby depriving jobseekers of work that could have been assigned to them, may be the subject of an action before the court for damages against the unemployment insurance scheme. Damages may not be less than the amount of compensation due to the employee for paid leave. The action for damages is brought either by the mayor of the municipality…

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Article D3141-3 of the French Labour Code

The following may not be deducted from annual leave: 1° Authorised absences ; 2° Maternity, paternity and adoption leave under articles L. 1225-17, L. 1225-35 and L. 1225-37; 3° Days of absence due to illness or accident; 4° days of unemployment; 5° periods of notice; 6° Compulsory periods of military training.

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Article R3141-4 of the French Labour Code

In the absence of an agreement as provided for in Article L. 3141-10, the starting point of the period taken into account for the calculation of leave entitlement is set at 1st June of each year. However, in professions where, pursuant to article L. 3141-32, the employer is required to join a holiday fund, the starting point of the reference year is set at 1st April.

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Article D3141-9 of the French Labour Code

An employer who is a member of a paid leave fund, in application of article L. 3141-32, shall issue the employee, in the event of termination of the employment contract, with a certificate justifying his entitlement to leave, taking into account the length of his service.

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Article D3141-10 of the French Labour Code

With a view to determining entitlement to leave and, where applicable, calculating the compensation to be paid to beneficiaries, the paid leave funds will, when calculating the length of service, take into account the length of service completed with employers whose membership of a leave fund is compulsory.

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