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Laetitia-Marie Jamet was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2014 and joined August Debouzy’s Labour and Employment Law team in 2018. She provides advisory and litigation support on issues relating to both individual and collective labour relations.
As part of her litigation practice, Laetitia-Marie regularly represents companies before labour and civil courts.
Prior to joining August Debouzy, Laetitia-Marie worked as a paralegal for two years and then as an attorney for four years in leading US law firms.
Laetitia-Marie's strong experience with international clients allows her to assist the firm's French and foreign clients with all issues related to their personnel management and labour relations.
Laetitia-Marie graduated from the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas.
Master's degree (Master 2) in Labour Relations Law and Practice, University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, 2011
Paris, 2014
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Clarification of the decree of April 24, 2020 concerning the end of the uspension of certain time limits applicable under labour law
Remember, a month ago already, the much-commented Order of April 25,2020 on the extension of expired time limits provided for the suspension of time limits for many administrative procedures and specified in its article 9 that a special decree would determine the categories of acts or procedures for which time limits would resume.
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Décision Amazon du 14 avril 2020 : quels enseignements en tirer pour une reprise sécurisée de l'activité de l'entreprise ?
Le tribunal judiciaire de Nanterre a rendu, le 14 avril 2020, une ordonnance de référé condamnant la société Amazon France Logistique à restreindre son activité aux commandes de produits de première nécessité tant qu’elle n’aura pas mené, en y associant les représentants du personnel, une évaluation des risques professionnels inhérents à l’épidémie de covid-19 et mis en œuvre les mesures nécessaires de prévention et de protection de la santé des salariés.
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COVID19 - Postponement of workers' medical visits - Details on the decree of April 8, 2020.
The Ordinance n°2020-386 of April 1,2020 adapting the conditions of health service missions during the state of health emergency provided the possibility to postpone the medical visits monitoring workers health status and that the conditions of the postponement would be clarified later in a decree.
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Partial Activity Scheme :Relaxation of the Ordinance of march 27,2020.
The day after the publication in the Official Journal of the decree of march 25,2020,the partial activity scheme has been softened by the Ordinance on emergency measures relating to partial activity.
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Partial activity – the decree is finally published !
The decree relating to partial activity has finally been published on March 25, 2020. It is immediately enforceable and applicable to the requests that has been filed - as from today - regarding the implementation of partial activity for all employees as of March 1, 2020.
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The emergency law of March 23, 2020 relating to the Covid-19 outbreak has been published today: main provisions concerning employment Law
This law expresses a state of sanitary emergency throughout the French territory for a 2-month period starting March 24, 2020. In addition to the measures related to the limitation of circulation with which French people are now familiar, this law lists the various areas in which the government is empowered to enact bills, in order to safeguard public health and provides for economic, financial and social consequences of the Covid-19 outbreak.
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August Debouzy advised Banque des Territoires (the group Caisse des dépôts et consignations) in the context of its acquisition of Terres D'energie
August Debouzy advised Banque des Territoires (the group Caisse des dépôts et consignations) in the context of its acquisition, alongside Tenergie and Crédit Agricole Pyrénées-Gascogne Énergies Nouvelles, of a minority stake in Terres d'Energie, a holding company of project companies with a wind and photovoltaic portfolio in France of 488MW.
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