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Article D1237-1 of the French Labour Code

The rate of the retirement indemnity provided for in article L. 1237-9 is at least equal to : 1° Half a month’s salary after ten years’ seniority; 2° One month’s salary after fifteen years’ seniority; 3° One and a half months’ salary after twenty years’ seniority; 4° Two months’ salary after thirty years’ seniority.

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Article D1237-2 of the French Labour Code

The salary to be taken into consideration for the calculation of the retirement indemnity is, depending on the formula most advantageous to the person concerned, either one-twelfth of the remuneration for the last twelve months prior to retirement, or one-third of the last three months. In this case, any bonus or other element of annual or exceptional salary that may have been paid to the employee during this period is…

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Article D1237-2-1 of the French Labour Code

The period mentioned in the seventh paragraph of Article L. 1237-5 is set at three months before the employee’s birthday. The period mentioned in the eighth paragraph of the same article is set at one month from the date on which the employer questioned the employee.

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Article D1237-2-2 of the French Labour Code

The employer shall offer employees, before they retire, awareness training in the fight against cardiac arrest and in life-saving techniques as provided for in article L. 1237-9-1. The time spent on this training is considered as working time. The awareness campaign takes place during normal working hours. It enables employees, before they retire, to acquire the skills needed to: 1° Ensure their own safety, that of the victim or any…

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Article D1237-2-3 of the French Labour Code

The order referred to in 3° of article D. 1237-2-2 may provide for this awareness-raising to be adapted according to what employees have learnt, particularly in terms of the training and awareness they have received or their profession.

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Article R1237-3 of the French Labour Code

The administrative authority responsible for approving the termination agreement provided for in article L. 1237-14 is the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment for the place where the employer is based.

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Article D1237-3-1 of the French Labour Code

The request for approval of the termination agreement provided for in article L. 1237-14 is made by teleservice. Where a party indicates to the competent administrative authority that it is unable to use the teleservice, it may complete the procedure by submitting a form to that authority.

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Article D1237-4 of the French Labour Code

The administrative authority referred to in article L. 1237-18-5 is the regional director of companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment for the place where the registered office of the company concerned by the forward-looking management of jobs and skills agreement is located.

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Article D1237-5 of the French Labour Code

For the application of article L. 1237-18-5, the employer sends the administrative authority an information document on the terminations pronounced as part of the mobility leave, set by order of the Minister for Employment, every six months from the date of filing of the agreement. This document specifies in particular: 1° The number of terminations of employment contracts as a result of mobility leave; 2° The redeployment measures implemented as…

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Article R*1237-6 of the French Labour Code

The administrative authority referred to in articles L. 1237-19-3 to L. 1237-19-5, L. 1237-19-7 and L. 1237-19-8 is the regional director of companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment for the establishment in question.

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