Improper Posting : Temporary suspension of the provision of illegal international services – Dec 14, 2015

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Following the law of 6 August 2015 called “Macron”, Decree No. 2015-1579 of 3 December 2015 sets out the rules for the application of the temporary suspension of the provision of international services in cases of serious breaches of the rules concerning social rights of posted workers. The decree also stipulates administrative sanctions for non-compliance with the temporary suspension order.

Blacklist of businesses convicted of illegal labor, Nov 13th, 2015

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The Act of 10 July 2014 provided for the establishment of a “blacklist” on the web of companies convicted of illegal work. A decree of October 21, 2015 specifies how this information will be posted on the website of Ministry of Labour. The aim is that the negative publicity impacting the company’s image could be extremely dissuasive.

End of transitional period for Croatian workers – July 2, 2015

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In a statement of 1 July 2015, the European Commission recalls that on 30 June the first phase of the transitional arrangements for Croatian workers came to an end. Member States had until that date to notify the Commission whether they intend to maintain restrictions on the access of Croatian citizens in employment over the next three years or if they already want their fully open their market.

Additional disclosure in the work permit applications starting 1st January 2015 – Nov 25, 2014

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New work permit forms will be effective starting 1st January 1st 2015. Additional information will now need to be provided by the employer abroad, the host company in France and the employee, which may have consequences for our clients.

Draft law on the Rights of Foreigners in France

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The government finalized its draft of Law on the Rights of Foreigners in France. The new law would increase the use of multi-annual permits to stay, create new immigration categories and eliminate the work permit requirement for assignments of less than three months.

Relaxation of the conditions for obtaining the Interim Authorization to Stay for graduates and other contributions of Decree of August 18 2014 – August 25, 2014

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A decree N°2014-921 issued 18 August 2014 by the Ministry of Interior conducts several regulatory changes concerning foreign workers, while the debate on the new bill on Immigration will not resume until this autumn.

 

France adopts a law to better combat fraud in the framework of posted workers – Aug 5th, 2014

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The Act of 10 July 2014 against unfair social competition translates into French law, the Directive of the European Union of 15 May 2014, laying down a set of mechanisms to prevent and punish any violation or circumvention of posting procedures in the European Union.

EU Directive 2014/66 on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals in the framework of an intra-corporate transfer – June 6, 2014

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The European parliament and the Council of the EU adopted the Directive 2014/66 which provides for an EU wide immigration status suited to posting of assignees from affiliates located outside the EU to affiliates within EU. The directive provides for simplified and transparent processing for assignees and their family members, and facilitates intra-EU mobility. Member States (except UK, Ireland and Denmark who opted out) must transpose this directive into national law by 29 November 2016.

Ease on visa rules to boost growth and job creation – April 17th, 2014

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Ease on visa rules to boost growth and job creation – April 17, 2014

Summary : The European Comission in a press release dated April 1, 2014 sets out proposals envisaged to simplify procedures for third country nationals wishing to travel in the EU for short stays, for tourism or business purpose.

Derivative rights of 3rd country family members of an EU citizen returning to country of nationality after an effective residence in another member state, March 28th, 2014

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A judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union of 12 March 2014 aligns the status of the spouse or partner of a French national with that of a family member of an EU citizen when back in France after the couple’s effective movement1 from another member state.