Some highlights of the magnificent French labor law ...
Working hours in France compared to Mexico
Working hours are radically different in France than in Mexico. It works 35 hours a week as opposed to the 40 hours worked in Mexico. When you have made the hours, or do not you finish the job and leave, however, if it continues, then automatically paid overtime. Big difference between France and Mexico!
Termination of employment contract in France: the notice
In France, when one of the parties to the
employment contract announced to the other of its decision to terminate this
employment contract does not cease suddenly, remains valid for a certain period
of time: the notice. Except in special cases, the notice has to be respected by
the employee and the employer in case of resignation and dismissal if.
However, they often dispense the employer to
the worker performing the notice. In case of dismissal, the employer may waive
the notice but the employee must pay compensation in lieu of notice equal to
the salary he would have paid if the employee had worked during this period. In
case of resignation, any waiver granted by the employer is accompanied by loss
of compensation notice.
The notice period is different depending on
whether a waiver or dismissal. In the latter case, it may be up to two months
(depending on the age of the employee). In case of resignation, it can be up to
three months (depending on the collective agreement).
During the notice period, the employment
contract continues to operate normally: the employee works for pay, but with
the difference that it is entitled to a few hours of freedom to find a new job
(usually two hours per day).
