French law does not yet recognise burnout as an occupational illness, yet employers would be wrong in thinking they have no liability when it comes…
Effective date: January 1, 2019 Many thanks to GEREP, our French Partner, for providing this article. A ‘pay as you earn’ system of tax deduction…
Emmanuel Macron, as a candidate in the French presidential election, announced very clearly that by 2022, optical appliances would be covered 100%. Sure, but by…
Defined-benefit pension schemes, often nicknamed “top-hat” schemes, are taking a roasting. Already limping after recent measures taken by the French government in a drive to…
Dates: March 22-23, 2018 Location: Paris Registration: It’s free by emailing register@worldpensions.org with your name, title, company, email address, phone number, and any nutritional requirements you have….
Dates: March 22-23, 2018 Location: Paris Registration: It’s free by emailing register@worldpensions.org with your name, title, company, email address, phone number, and any nutritional requirements you have….
The goal of a succession of French legislative pension reforms over the last 25 years was to absorb mounting present and future pension deficits. However,…
The French law of 11 February 1994, known as the Madelin law, aims to allow non-salaried non-agricultural workers (TNSNA) to benefit from supplementary retirement pensions…
Thank you to our French Partner, GEREP, for providing this article. The new French government’s executive branch is intending to restore buying power to employees…
Post date 81717 Our French Asinta Partner, Damien Vieillard-Baron, CEO of GEREP, recently released this article about retirement planning. If you have employees in France…