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Article L1254-8 of the French Labour Code

The mere termination of the commercial contract for the provision of freelance administration services does not result in the termination of the employee’s employment contract. The freelance administration company is liable for the remuneration due to the freelance employee corresponding to the service provided under the conditions set out in articles L. 1254-15 and L. 1254-21.

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Article L1254-9 of the French Labour Code

The amount of the business contribution allowance referred to in articles L. 1254-15, L. 1254-21 and L. 1254-25 is defined by an extended branch agreement. In the absence of an extended branch agreement, it is set at 5% of the remuneration due to the ported employee.

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Article L1254-11 of the French Labour Code

The term of an employment contract is fixed precisely when it is entered into. However, it may not include a precise term if the term of the object for which it was concluded is not known. It is then concluded for a minimum term. Its term ends when the purpose for which it was concluded has been fulfilled.

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Article L1254-13 of the French Labour Code

Notwithstanding article L. 1254-12, to enable the temporary employee to prospect for new clients, the end of the contract may be postponed by agreement between the temporary employment agency and the temporary employee for a maximum period of three months.

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Article L1254-15 of the French Labour Code

The employment contract includes the following clauses and information: 1° Clauses and information relating to the relationship between the temporary employment agency and the temporary employee: a) The expiry date and, where applicable, a renewal clause where the contract has a specific expiry date ; b) The methods for calculating and paying the remuneration, the business contribution allowance, social security and tax charges, management costs and, where applicable, professional expenses;…

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