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• Teleworking from another country without informing the employer may constitute grounds for dismissal
  Published on : 30/07/2026 30 July Jul 07 2026
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  Can an employee who decides to work remotely from Pakistan without informing...
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• The French Supreme Court recognises the possibility of a sexual harassment by the way of the work environment
  Published on : 30/07/2026 30 July Jul 07 2026
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  Can a work environment where sexually suggestive or sexist remarks are made c...
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• Inclusion of seconded employees in the calculation of workforce thresholds for the implementation of a collective redundancy procedure
  Published on : 30/07/2026 30 July Jul 07 2026
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  The French Supreme Court has ruled that employees seconded by an external com...
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• Consultation with the Workers' Council before introducing AI technologies into the company
  Published on : 30/07/2026 30 July Jul 07 2026
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  Is prior consultation with the Workers' Council required before artificial in...
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• A request for access to one’s personal data may be deemed abusive and refused if it is made for the sole purpose of subsequently seeking compensation for an alleged breach of the GDPR
  Published on : 20/04/2026 20 April Apr 04 2026
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  This is an important ruling handed down on 19 March 2026 by the Court of Just...
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• A company cannot stop paying an “exceptional” bonus that has been paid for several years without meeting certain conditions
  Published on : 20/04/2026 20 April Apr 04 2026
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  An employee is claiming payment of an exceptional bonus that had been paid to...
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• Redeployment for companies controlled by the same individual
  Published on : 20/04/2026 20 April Apr 04 2026
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  Does the control of several companies by the same individual constitute a ‘re...
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• Groundbreaking ruling on France’s Duty of Vigilance law : For the first time, a company is ordered to pay damage under the Duty of Vigilance law
  Published on : 20/04/2026 20 April Apr 04 2026
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  The Yves Rocher ruling of March 12, 2026 by the Paris civil Court is highly s...
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• The French Data Privacy Authority (CNIL) imposes a 100 000€ fine on a company who did not properly implement its video surveillance system
  Published on : 27/10/2025 27 October Oct 10 2025
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  A company which had installed a hidden video surveillance system to detect wo...
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• Staff must receive information in writing with regards to staff elections by electronic means
  Published on : 27/10/2025 27 October Oct 10 2025
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  When organizing staff elections by electronic means, staff must receive detai...
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