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French Government Welcomes Draft Collective Agreement on Value Sharing

At a time when purchasing power is a central and hot topic of debate, French unions and employers have agreed on a draft collective agreement aimed at allowing greater sharing of profit with employees. The draft agreement has...more

UK Adequacy Decision for European Data Transfers

The European Commission has finally approved two decisions  on 28 June granting the United Kingdom the cherished status of having “adequate” data protection laws so that transfers of personal data from the European Union are...more

New European Standard Contractual Clauses Adopted for International Data Transfers

Following the Schrems II decision last year, there have been many questions about the status of international data transfers between the European Union and United States. The European Commission (the Commission) has now...more

A New Dawn for Data Transfers

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has finally released its much anticipated guidance following the Schrems II decision in July 2020, which invalidated the "Privacy Shield" system that allowed the transfer of personal...more

The End of the US-EU Privacy Shield, but Standard Contractual Clauses Remain Valid

The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has finally issued its decision on the validity of standard contractual clauses (SCCs) in the Irish Data Protection Commissioner’s referral to the ECJ for an opinion on the...more

Reopening the Workplace: A Preliminary Guide for French Employers

While most companies in France (with the exception of cafés and restaurants, sports halls, theatres, museums, and companies whose activities allow teleworking) will be able to resume their activity from 11 May...more

COVID-19 in France: Personal Data Protection in the Workplace

As prevention measures against the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic bump into the principles and guidelines of the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), the French Data Protection Authority has reinforced essential...more

COVID-19 Response in France: Legal Measures Adopted in Various Fields

The French government has been adopting a series of legal measures in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The French Parliament voted on a law responding to the epidemic on 23 March (the Bill). ...more

Guide to French Government’s Social Measures in Response to COVID-19

The French government has recently published a large number of texts and recommendations to help deal with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This guide brings together the various texts and recommendations published in the...more

COVID-19: French Government Allows Derogations from Labor Law by Ordinance

A French public health emergency bill authorizes the government to derogate from certain legal and regulatory provisions by means of ordinances in order to deal with the economic, financial, and social consequences of the...more

Facing Coronavirus In France: Focus On Partial Unemployment

The French government has enabled expedited procedures for employers to facilitate partial unemployment during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and has slightly increased the hourly employment allowance....more

New Obligations for Employers in France in Employing People with Disabilities

In France, the Professional Future Law of September 5, 2018, amended the Employment Obligation of Disabled Workers with the aim of simplifying it and making it more effective. In addition, the Professional Future Law revised...more

New Report Proposes Reforms to ‘Blocking Statute’ to Protect French Companies

A recent report by French MP Raphael Gauvain recommends reinforcing the protection of the economic interests of French companies by reforming the blocking statute and introducing a tax against GAFA companies transmitting data...more

France: When Personal Data Requests Divert from Their Intended Purpose, Can Employers Push Back?

In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and the French revised law of 6 January 1978 (Loi Informatique et Libertés), any person whose personal data is being processed has a right of access which allows the...more

French Decree Provides Details on How to Appoint a Data Protection Officer

A recent decree provides further information on how to appoint a data protection officer whose primary task is to ensure that his/her organization processes the personal data of its staff, customers, providers, or any other...more

Strikes in France: A Manual for Navigating the Maelstrom

France has been rocked by service disruptions since April 3 when employees of SNCF, the French public rail company, went on strike to protest against a bill that aims to shake up the company. This unprecedented manner of...more

French Companies Must Show Duty of Care for Human and Environmental Rights

After the Constitutional Court rendered its recent decision on the law regarding the duty of care of parent companies and ordering companies, the rule has finally entered into force—but is it much ado about nothing?...more

French Data Protection Authority Provides Guidance on Preparing for GDPR

Companies have one year to comply with the new EU regulation on data privacy, and it is estimated that only 10% of companies having operations in France are currently ready. The General Data Protection Regulation...more

CJEU Provides Guidance on Bearing Religious, Philosophical, or Political Symbols in the Workplace

The Court of Justice of the European Union provided new guidance on March 14, 2017 on the visible bearing of political, philosophical, or religious symbols in the workplace—and any direct discrimination that may result....more

Whistleblowing Procedure under French Law

France’s new Law on Transparency and Anti-Corruption aims to bring cohesion to the fractured system for whistleblowing rules and procedures in the country. Until the 8 November vote on the Law on Transparency and...more

France Instates ‘Right to Disconnect’ into Labor Code

The right to disconnect is within the new legal framework Law of 8 August 2016 relating to Work, Modernization of Social Dialogue, and Securitization of Professional Processes called “Labor Law.” With the rise of many...more

Changes to Transferring Employment Contracts in France After the 8 August Law - Des transferts de contrats de travail: les apports...

When a service provider in a market changes, employment contracts may be transferred from the previous to the new owner to avoid dismissing employees who work at the site, however, whatever the legal vehicle by which the...more

France’s New Labor Law and its Contributions on Redundancies

The new law brings clarity to the definition of redundancy and economic difficulties, addresses the transfer of companies in the midst of redundancies, and imposes an obligation on companies contemplating a project of...more

The Law Macron: Work on Sundays and in Evenings

The new changes are not drastically different from current law but manage to a make a complex system even more complex. After months of tense discussions in the French Parliament, the Law for the Growth, the Activity,...more

La Loi Macron est entrée en vigueur: beaucoup de bruit pour pas grand-chose?

Cette loi apporte des ajustements mais pas de bouleversements dans plusieurs pans du droit social français. Après des mois de discussions ardues, la Loi pour la croissance, l'activité et l'égalité des chances économiques...more

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