Article L5424-29 of the French Labour Code
A person may not benefit from the allowance for self-employed workers for a period of five years from the date on which that person ceased to benefit from it in respect of a previous activity.
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A person may not benefit from the allowance for self-employed workers for a period of five years from the date on which that person ceased to benefit from it in respect of a previous activity.
The allowances provided for in this Title, with the exception of those provided for in Section 2 of Chapter IV, for employees in the building and public works sectors deprived of employment as a result of bad weather, may be combined with income from occasional or reduced activity and with social security or social assistance benefits under the conditions and within the limits set : 1° For insurance allowances and…
The persons referred to in article L. 5421-4 under the age of sixty-five who can only receive a full old-age pension calculated on the basis of less than 150 quarters of contributions are entitled to a means-tested supplementary allowance paid by the State until the date on which they can have all the pensions to which they are entitled settled at the full rate, under conditions determined by decree by…
When exercising, taking up or resuming a professional activity, the beneficiary of the specific solidarity allowance is deemed to have made a request for the activity allowance mentioned in article L. 841-1 of the social security code, unless they state otherwise.
Any jobseeker may engage in voluntary work. This activity may not be carried out with a previous employer, nor replace salaried employment, and must remain compatible with the obligation to seek employment. Voluntary work is not considered a legitimate reason for not applying the provisions of article L. 5426-2.
Workers who have lost their jobs and are in receipt of a replacement income may, for a limited period of time, carry out tasks of general interest approved by the administrative authority. Their compensation may be supplemented by remuneration paid directly by the organisation employing them. A decree of the Conseil d’Etat will determine the application of this article.
Pôle emploi staff monitor jobseekers’ progress.
I.-Periods of employment lasting more than three days, consecutive or otherwise, during the same calendar month, which are not declared by the jobseeker to Pôle emploi by the end of that month, are not taken into account for the purpose of opening or topping up insurance benefit entitlements. Remuneration corresponding to periods not declared is not included in the reference salary. II -Without prejudice to the right of the jobseeker…
I.- By way of derogation from article L. 5421-3, during the period of implementation of the project referred to in 2° of II of article L. 5422-1, the job-seeking condition required to benefit from the insurance allowance under the same II is met as long as the persons concerned are registered as jobseekers and are taking the necessary steps to implement their project. II – The reality of the steps…
Replacement income is withdrawn by Pôle emploi in the cases mentioned in 1° to 3° of Article L. 5412-1, Article L. 5412-2 and II of Article L. 5426-1-2. It is also cancelled in the event of fraud or misrepresentation. Any sums unduly received will be reimbursed.
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