Article D3142-2 of the French Labour Code
If the leave is split, the minimum duration of each period of leave is one day.
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If the leave is split, the minimum duration of each period of leave is one day.
Without prejudice to the provisions of the third paragraph of article L. 3142-7, the employee shall inform the employer at the time of requesting the leave by any means giving a date certain of the foreseeable date of his return. If this date changes, the employee shall inform the employer at least three days before his return.
In the event of a dispute, the Industrial Tribunal, to which the matter has been referred in accordance with Article L. 3142-13, shall have final jurisdiction.
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