These sanctions may be applied up to a limit of 50,000 euros per company.
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“I wish for a more dissuasive system.” The labor inspectorate may impose penalties of up to 1,000 euros per employee whose situation “does not conform” the new rules on teleworking, announced Thursday, December 30 on LCI the Minister of Labor, Elisabeth Borne. These sanctions may be applied up to a limit of 50,000 euros per company.
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An amendment to the bill on the vaccine pass will be tabled by the end of the week, said his entourage. “We see that most companies play the game very well (…). We have a few companies which do not, which do not follow the recommendations of the labor inspectorate and which take advantage of the length of the procedure sanction for not respecting the rules “, explained the minister.
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