The length of time during which the employer may defer the mandatory time off may not exceed two months.
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The length of time during which the employer may defer the mandatory time off may not exceed two months.
La durée pendant laquelle la contrepartie obligatoire en repos peut être différée par l’employeur ne peut excéder deux mois.
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