Breakfast briefings
and legal insight training
Discover thelatest legislation, regulations and case law in a friendly, fun atmosphere!
Participate in our courses to reinforce your business practices and stay in step with the latest in employment and labour law.
NOV 15 2023
9:00am to 11:00am
Morning news
NOV 16 2023
9:00am to 11:00am
Secure your day packages
COMING SOON
9:00am to 11:00am
Value sharing: Bill adopted
NOVEMBER 15, 2023
9:00am – 11:00am
Morning news
Keep abreast of the latest legal and regulatory news and case law in a relaxed environment.
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RATE
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NOVEMBER 16, 2023
9:00am – 11:00am
Securing your fixed-rate days
For several years now, the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation) has been questioning the validity of fixed-rate day agreements, insofar as the contractual provisions did not guarantee compliance with maximum working hours and rest periods for the employees subject to them.
Despite legislative intervention designed to bring contractual provisions into line with jurisprudential requirements, it appears that to date, many fixed-rate day agreements are still being sanctioned due to insufficient measures taken by the employer to monitor the employee’s workload and daily and weekly rest periods.
It is therefore essential for the employer to take the necessary measures to secure fixed-rate day agreements, and thus avoid any risk of litigation, and in particular, of overtime penalties…
1/ Conditions for setting up a fixed number of days
- Eligible employees
- Setting up fixed-day work arrangements
2/ Employer’s monitoring and control of the fixed number of days
- Control and monitoring by the employer of the employee’s workload and the number of days worked/ days off. How to reconcile control and autonomy for employees on fixed-term work contracts? What are the control procedures for teleworking?
- How do I handle absences? package overruns?
- How do you deal with a dispute over the validity of a fixed daily rate agreement?
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VIRTUAL
RATE
300 €
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COMING SOON
9:00am – 11:00am
Value sharing: Bill adopted
In an inflationary context, the question of employees’ purchasing power is at the heart of discussions both within companies and with the legislative authorities. The latter is in the process of adopting a bill transposing the national interprofessional agreement on the sharing of value within the company.
As soon as the law is definitively adopted, we’ll be offering you a dedicated training course to analyze the new opportunities and obligations facing companies.
The course will also provide an opportunity to look more generally at the employee savings schemes that can be set up by employers.
1/ Quick overview of employee savings schemes
- Participation: compulsory, optional, authority plan, supplement
- Profit-sharing, project-based profit-sharing
- Savings plans: PEE, PEI
- Time savings account and unused rest days
2/ Value-sharing schemes: making them more widespread
- New obligations for companies with more than 11 employees
- Restrictions on exceptional profit increases in the case of
- companies with more than 50 employees
- Value sharing premiums
- Plan for sharing the value of the company
3/ Profit-sharing and employee savings plans
- Special profit-sharing scheme for companies with fewer than 50 employees
- Profit-sharing after adjustment of taxable income
- Possibility of setting a minimum and/or maximum salary to be used as a basis for the
- calculation of individual profit-sharing
- Inclusion of CSR criteria in the profit-sharing formula
- Possibility of advance payments for profit-sharing and other benefits
- participation
- PEE: new cases of early release
4/ Development of employee shareholding
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VIRTUAL
RATE
FREE
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