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Mediation in employment law

  • Post published: 16 October 2026

While amicable dispute resolution methods are flourishing in many countries, mediation remains marginal in French employment law: an analysis. Yet its advantages…

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Psychological harassment at work: mediation, a route still too rarely used

  • Post published: 4 September 2026

Workers with disabilities who face prejudice or belittlement can thus try to establish dialogue before the conflict escalates. The mediation provided for by Article L1152-6 of the French Labour Code remains a…

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Non-pecuniary loss: psychological assessment as a tool for obtaining compensation

  • Post published: 17 April 2026

Victims find it very difficult to assess the consequences and after-effects of an accident or assault on their mental health. Invisible, subjective and difficult to quantify, non-pecuniary loss nevertheless…

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Social security overpayments: no possibility of reducing the debt

  • Post published: 9 January 2026

When an insured person wrongly receives social security benefits, they must repay them in full, even if the error was made by the fund. In a decision of…

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Anonymised witness statements before the Employment Tribunal

  • Post published: 19 December 2025

Case law sets the conditions for the admissibility of this means of evidence, which is very useful in discrimination cases: an explanation. The French Court of Cassation allows the use of anonymised witness statements, subject to strict conditions. This…

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Aggravated harm and full compensation

  • Post published: 7 November 2025

When damage worsens after an initial accident, can the victim claim compensation if the initial harm was never compensated? The French Court of Cassation gave a clear answer to this question…

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When a medical-psychological care assistant is dismissed

  • Post published: 1 August 2025

Dismissed for gross misconduct, an employee in the medico-social sector obtains final compensation for vexatious dismissal: an analysis. How is dismissal for gross misconduct defined? Gross misconduct is defined as…

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Compensation for failings by the State

  • Post published: 16 May 2025

Two administrative courts have ordered the State to compensate families for their non-pecuniary loss. Preliminary remarks: the reader will not fail to notice that these two decisions were handed down…

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Son, you will play football!

  • Post published: 21 March 2025

The mother and guardian of an adult obtains, independently of her ex-husband and co-guardian, a disability compensation benefit for additional transport costs: the story. I – The facts: Mr and Mrs X have a child who has…

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Compensation for care provided by family members: an inalienable right

  • Post published: 17 January 2025

The principle of full compensation means that the amount awarded for third-party assistance cannot be reduced, even where that assistance is provided by a member…

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