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The permanent contract
Defnition
By definition the permanent contract is to be regarded by the employer and the employee as a contract without a time restriction or a set
finishing date. A written contract is only obligatory if you work on a part time basis or if the relevant union requires it.
If you are not in possession of a written contract, any work benefit, of which you are in receipt, that you are in receipt of may serve as proof of employment.
Hiring statement
Following successful recruitment a written statement must be made outlining the starting date, relevant social security references,
address and contact number of the business and a job profile.
Requirements of a work contract
The contract must be drawn up in French. If a foreign term features without the corresponding French term, an explanation of this
term must be provided in french. For foreign workers, a translation of the contract can be provided if required by the worker.
The work contract must mention your job function, any professional qualifications, payment (salary + bonus), the duration of the
probationary period, the required notice period and conflict of interest clause. The introduction of the Euro will under no circumstances alter
your job contract but as of the 1st January 2002, all work contracts must be made out in Euros.
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