Focus on the fixed-term contract – Part.1
Focus on the fixed-term contract – Part.1
The fixed-term employment contract (CDD) must be drawn up in writing and contain a certain number of compulsory mentions. It must be sent to the employee within 2 days of hiring. Failure to comply with this time limit does not in itself result in the conversion of the fixed-term contract into an open-ended contract, but entitles the employee to compensation. (Source : Site officiel de l’administration française)
- What is a fixed-term contract?
- In what cases can a fixed-term contract be used?
- What is the duration of a fixed-term contract?
- Is it possible to have several fixed-term contracts on the same position?
- What clauses must be included in the fixed-term contract?
- How long is the trial period?
Merve KASTACI, jurist in social law within the team of Arnaud Blanc de la Naulte, brings you her expertise.
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