Economic redundancy
Any company may, subject to conditions, dismiss an employee on economic grounds. However, the company must implement measures to prevent the dismissal of the employee. Consequently, before or during the dismissal procedure, the company must implement measures to prevent, accompany and reclassify the employee.
Dismissal procedure
- Mandatory information and consultation
- Adaptation and reclassification
- Pre-maintenance
- Termination Letter
- Notice of dismissal and termination of contract
- Rehire Priority
- Invalid, unjustified or irregular dismissal
Accompanying measures
Allocations
Specific holidays
- Document given by the employer to the employee informing him of the conditions of the retraining leave
Document template
- Individual agreement to break by mutual agreement under the collective agreement on mobility leave
Document template
- Letter of Dismissal Following Collective Performance Agreement (CPA)
Document template
FAQ
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