Labour Law

#COVID-19 : The Amazon decisions: Our top 10 takeaways

As employers in France resume their business activities and welcome employees and customers back to their premises, they should keep in mind these 10 key takeaways from the Amazon decisions.[...]

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Labour Law

Posting of foreign employees in France : main legal requirements

Posting of employees falls within the scope of the provisions of article L. 1262-1, 1° of the French labor Code which authorizes the provision of transnational services[...]

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Labour Law

The new labor reform in France towards reinforcement of social dialogue

The New Labor Reform in France towards reinforcement: the major pieces of legislation implemented over the past few years but one step further.[...]

Labour Law

French employment law update – foreign companies: few traps you should be aware of

For most foreign investors, operations in France are often a source of insecurity when it comes to social matters like « Prud’hommes » litigation or URSSAF reassessments. But other areas[...]

French business

Labour Law

Macron law’s key measures

On August 6th 2015, the Law on Growth and Economic Activity (so-called “Macron Law”) was finally enacted and came into force the day after, after its publication in the French[...]

French business

Labour Law

Employment Law

Delcade provides advice to both Directors and company employees throughout the field of employment law in non-litigation and litigation matters as well as audit of psycho-social and safety obligations in[...]

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French employees & whistleblower rights

A draft law provides a procedure for alerting the employer in case of serious risk to public health or the environment.[...]

Social relations

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Liability of company directors and sole traders in france

To start and run a business in France, you have the choice to either operate a business as a sole trader (called an “entreprise individuelle”) or to establish a private[...]

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