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Article L3142-73 of the French Labour Code

To implement an employee’s right to the leave referred to in Article L. 3142-67, a company collective agreement or agreement or, failing that, a branch agreement or agreement determines :

1° The maximum duration of the leave ;

2° The length of service required to benefit from this leave;

3° Depending on the number of employees in the establishment, the maximum number of employees who may simultaneously benefit from international solidarity leave;

4° The time limits within which the employee must send his request for leave to his employer;

5° The measures enabling a link to be maintained between the company and the employee for the duration of the leave and, where applicable, the arrangements for supporting the employee on his return.

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Article L3142-73

Pour mettre en œuvre le droit à congé du salarié mentionné à l’article L. 3142-67, une convention ou un accord collectif d’entreprise ou, à défaut, une convention ou un accord de branche détermine :

1° La durée maximale du congé ;

2° L’ancienneté requise pour bénéficier de ce congé ;

3° En fonction de l’effectif de l’établissement, le nombre maximal de salariés susceptibles de bénéficier simultanément du congé de solidarité internationale ;

4° Les délais dans lesquels le salarié adresse sa demande de congé à son employeur ;

5° Les mesures permettant le maintien d’un lien entre l’entreprise et le salarié pendant la durée du congé et, le cas échéant, les modalités d’accompagnement du salarié à son retour.

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