Are you interested in a job teaching English in France? France
is a wonderful place to live in, as you already know if you are reading this.
Teaching English provides a way of making a living, and a way to make new
friends...
Business and employment in France
Running or setting up a business and working in France.
Teaching English In France
Are you interested in a job teaching English in France? France
is a wonderful place to live in, as you already know if you are reading this.
Teaching English provides a way of making a living, and a way to make new
friends...
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- Jane Thorpe
Don't ruin your chances of renting your property by displaying poor images on
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Taxe professionnelle
Taxe professionnelle is a tax often inadvertently overlooked. Most people assume that it does not apply to them. This is a mistake. If you are running a business (as defined by French law, so it may include activities which you did not think were "businesses") you are taxable...
Auto-entrepreneur: Good news for small businesses!
Good news for the self-employed and those wishing to start a business in
France as from the 1st of January 2009 France will be introducing major changes
to the self-employment system.
Conclusion of employment contracts
An EU Factsheet detailing the laws regarding the conclusion or termination of employment contracts in France. Includes details of permanent (CDI), fixed-term (CDD), temporary, part-time and intermittent working contracts...
Work disputes - Strikes
Work place strikes are a common occurrence in France and this detailed fact sheet looks at your rights as a worker should you be caught up in any working disputes...
Protection against sexual harassment
An EU fact sheet detailing your rights as a worker if you are the victim of sexual harassment while working in France...
Regulations governing employment of women
An EU fact sheet detailing types work that pregnant women are not allowed to do
and the protection of pregnant women in the work place...
Leave - Sickness, maternity, ...etc
An EU Fact sheet covering your rights as a worker to maternity, paternity leave and stopping work due to illness...
Working Time
Legal working hours are fixed at 35 hours per week since 1 January 2000 in companies with over 20 employees, and since 1 January 2002 for the others (20 employees and less). The legal working hours are a reference, a threshold on which calculations of overtime are based. They are not compulsory...
Recognition of qualifications
An EU fact sheet covering how to get your qualifications and or professional diplomas recognised in France...
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