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Article L5424-1 of the French Labour Code

The following are entitled to an insurance allowance, when their loss of employment is involuntary or assimilated to an involuntary loss of employment or in the event of termination by mutual agreement of their employment relationship with their employer, and when they meet the conditions of age and previous activity, under the conditions set out in articles L. 5422-2 and L. 5422-3: 1° Civil servants and non-civil servants of the…

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Article L5424-2 of the French Labour Code

The employers mentioned in article L. 5424-1 are responsible for managing the insurance allowance. They may, by agreement with Pôle emploi, on behalf of the body mentioned in article L. 5427-1, entrust it with this management. However, the following may join the insurance scheme 1° Employers mentioned in 2° of article L. 5424-1 ; 2° By irrevocable option, the employers mentioned in 3°, 4°, 4° bis, 6° and 7° of…

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Article L5424-3 of the French Labour Code

The employers mentioned in this section join the insurance scheme for employees hired on a temporary basis in the film production, audiovisual or entertainment professions, when the activity carried out benefits from the adaptation of the conditions for compensation provided for in article L. 5424-20.

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Article L5424-4 of the French Labour Code

A decree of the Conseil d’Etat shall set the coordination rules applicable to the compensation of workers whose previous activities taken into account for entitlement purposes were carried out with employers covered by Article L. 5422-13 and the other by this section.

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Article L5424-5-1 of the French Labour Code

Employers mentioned in 4° bis of article L. 5424-1 who have exercised the option mentioned in 2° of article L. 5424-2 shall pay, in addition to the contribution provided for in 1° of article L. 5422-9, for a limited period of time, a specific contribution based on the gross remuneration of their statutory and non-statutory employees up to a ceiling, under conditions set by decree.

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Article D5424-6-1 of the French Labour Code

The specific contribution referred to in article L. 5424-5-1 is set at 0.2%, subject to the ceiling provided for in article L. 5422-9. This specific contribution is paid by the employer for a period of 24 months, starting from the month following the date of joining or the date of extension of membership of the insurance scheme for the staff mentioned in 4° bis of article L. 5424-1.

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Article L5424-6 of the French Labour Code

The provisions of this section determine the rules according to which building and public works companies involved in certain professional activities determined by decree compensate the workers they usually employ in the event of work stoppage caused by bad weather.

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Article L5424-7 of the French Labour Code

In areas where climatic conditions lead to seasonal stoppages for various categories of companies mentioned in article L. 5424-6, the administrative authority, after consultation with the employers’ and employees’ organisations concerned, determines by region for each category of company the periods when there is no entitlement to compensation due to the usual stoppage of activity.

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Article L5424-8 of the French Labour Code

Weather conditions and flooding are considered to be bad weather when they make it dangerous or impossible to carry out the work, having regard either to the health or safety of employees, or to the nature or technique of the work to be carried out.

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