In the absence of an agreement, a decree may set the list of sectors for which the maximum working week is set at between forty and forty-four hours.
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In the absence of an agreement, a decree may set the list of sectors for which the maximum working week is set at between forty and forty-four hours.
A défaut d’accord, un décret peut fixer la liste des secteurs pour lesquels la durée maximale hebdomadaire de travail est fixée entre quarante et quarante-quatre heures.
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