Labor Law For Dummies, 2nd, Julien Boutiron, Jean-Philippe Elie

France has approximately 26 million employees, working in various sectors but sharing two common points: the Labor Code governs their activity, and their unfamiliarity with its content is the same. Those who have leafed through the Labor Code quickly encountered articles whose meaning was impenetrable to the layperson. However, knowing the general principles of the Labor Code is essential, as it governs relations between employers and employees. Written in a clear manner, this book will guide you from your arrival in the company until your departure, whether negotiated or not, from the signing of the employment contract to resignation or dismissal. Labor Law For Dummies is intended for employees but also for employers, and takes into account the most recent case law. Discover: The ABCs of the Labor Code The different types of contracts and hiring formalities Laws on working hours, training, health, and new technologies The procedure for resignation, dismissal, or mutual termination of contract Remedies in case of dispute Collective relations within the company An exhaustive and complete overview of the employment security law of June 14, 2013, and the obligations it creates for both employers and employees.