Organization of working time
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The proof of overtime
Employees regularly seek payment for allegedly worked overtime before labor courts. These actions raise two major questions: the proof of hours worked and the quantification of the volume of hours worked. However, by a decision of March 18, 2020 (18-10.919), the Court...
Telework : a simplified way of working
Telework, a mode of organization increasingly favored by employees, has been reshaped by the Macron Ordinances of September 22, 2017. Due to the health crisis, companies were forced to make extensive use of telework in the exceptional circumstances dictated by the...
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