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The French Gender Pay Equality Index: 3 Years On

March 1, 2023 will mark the third year of the general obligation to publish the gender pay equality index in France. As of this date, all companies that have not reached the objective of 75 points out of 100 at the gender pay...more

French ‘Labor Market’ Law Comes Into Force With First Decree of Application

The French "Labor Market" Act of December 21, 2022, which provides for emergency measures relating to the functioning of the labor market with the goal of reaching full employment, recently came into force....more

French Parliament Continues to Crack Down on Gender Gaps in Management Positions

Some measures of the French Act No. 2021-1774 of December 24, 2021—which is aimed at accelerating economic and professional equality—will take effect on September 1. The act creates an obligation of balanced representation...more

French Gender Equality Index: New Publication Obligations

France’s decree no. 2021-265 of March 10, 2021, has modified the publication modalities of the gender equality index and has imposed specific obligations on French companies benefiting from the stimulus plan introduced by 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 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

Responding to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus: Guidance for French Employers

The French government recently published a Q&A document in response to concerns about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, detailing the steps that companies must take if an employee is infected or returns from a risk area and is...more

Gender Pay Equality in France: March 1 Brings Three Important Events

Companies in France should pay attention to the date of March 1, 2020, for three reasons: First, it is the date on which the index on professional equality between men and women will be extended to companies with 50 to 249...more

French Decree on Gender Workplace Equality Specifies New Sanctions

A decree issued on 29 April by the French Minister of Labour completes the legislative and regulatory framework for gender equality in the workplace in France....more

Gender Equality: France Issues Decree on Application of New Legal Framework for Equal Pay

The decree, published on 9 January, was issued under the act, “For the Freedom to Choose One’s Professional Future” of 5 September 2018, and introduces measures to eliminate the pay gap between women and men in France....more

French Government Aims to Attract Foreign Banks for Investment

In anticipation of the reorganization of post-Brexit Europe, France is seeking to adapt its legal system to attract foreign banks by providing them greater flexibility. ...more

France Presents Tool to Measure Gender Pay Gap in Companies

The French government completes its arsenal to fight wage inequality between men and women as it introduces the tool that will be used to measure any discrepancies in pay based on gender. Companies will be given a score based...more

Sexual Harassment and Sexism: A Guide for Employers in France

Recent laws in France have focused on strengthening the fight against sexual harassment and gender-based violence, leading employers to consider the steps they must take to fight such conduct in the workplace....more

New French Rules on Gender Pay Equality Enacted

After months of debate, the French Parliament has finally voted on a law, “For the Freedom to Choose One’s Professional Future,” which introduces several new obligations for companies, including transparency requirements to...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

Gender Equality: The French Government’s Roadmap

The latest effort by the French government to promote gender equality in the workplace introduces a number of proposals including a payroll software to identify wage inequality, transparency obligations imposed on companies...more

Vocational Training in France: Heading Toward a ‘Big Bang’ Reform?

Three numbers show the need for a deep reform of vocational training in France: the current unemployment rate is at 9.5%; one-fifth of French people of working age have a limited understanding of simple texts or elementary...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

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

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