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That's roughly equivalent to what anyone in France would get if they get fired
by polote 6y ago
That's roughly equivalent to what anyone in France would get if they get fired
- Joky 6y agoAccording to https://shieldgeo.com/terminating-an-employee-in-france-a-guide-for-overseas-employers/ https://shieldgeo.com/terminating-an-employee-in-france-a-gu... it would rather be roughly 1 week pay per year of seniority. However it is hardly comparable as unemployment benefits would kick in (on average 72% of your previous salary after taxes, maximum duration 24 months with decreasing amount). For instance if you worked 3 years and your annual salary was 80k, you could get a benefit of 57k over 12 months.
- polote 6y agothere is a mandatory 3 months notice period
- fcantournet 6y agoYou get 3 month of mandatory notice period (if you had a "CDI" which is permanent employment) You get 1w/y on top of that.