Whatever the reason for making a French employee redundant, it must be both clear and rigorously defendable: for example, audited accounts that prove economic difficulties.  In the event of a ... Read more

France is known to have some of the strongest legal protections against workplace bullying in Europe, and perhaps even the world.  Prevention is a core component of the legislation, but ... Read more

In France, a transaction is a settlement agreement used to end disputes between an employer and employee, following the termination of their employment contract.  Often, the dispute will be related ... Read more

Our team is privileged to work alongside diverse international companies who want to establish a French presence.  This involves helping them navigate some of the key workplace differences they will ... Read more

In France, a forfait-jours agreement allows certain employees to deviate from the legal working time of 35 hours per week.  Instead, they agree to work for a set number of ... Read more