Skill Strategy, Legal Framing and Securing of Employment Contract Terminations

 
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Terminating an Employment contract is a significant decision that must comply with strict legal requirements to avoid litigation, financial or reputational risks.

Maître Cristelle Devergies-Bouron helps you define the best exit strategy, master the legal framework and protect your interests with a human and secure approach.
 

Dismissal for Personal Reasons

  • Development of the dismissal strategy
  • Choice of grounds: misconduct, professional underperformance, unfitness, refusal of contractual changes
  • Assistance with the procedure: summons, letters, deadlines, interviews
  • Building the disciplinary or performance file
  • Managing risks of reclassification or labour litigation
 

Individual Mutual Termination Agreement (“rupture conventionnelle”)

  • Advice on the suitability of this termination method
  • Drawing-up the agreement and supporting negotiations
  • Compliance with deadlines, interviews and approval process
  • Assessment and verification of termination severance, compensation and timeline
  • Consideration of unemployment rights, non-compete clauses, etc.
 

Job Abandonment & Implicit Resignation

  • Analysis of facts and legal qualification
  • Risks related to presumed resignation (new legislation)
  • Alternative options (mutual termination, dismissal…)
  • Drawing-up letters and follow-up procedures
 

Settlement Agreements and Negotiated Departures

  • Negotiation of a secure amicable departure
  • Drafting of a settlement protocol
  • Evaluation of compensation and counterparties
  • Resolution of potential disputes
  • Consideration of sensitive clauses: confidentiality, non-disparagement, non-compete
 

Collective Aspects & Sensitive Terminations

  • Terminations during probationary periods
  • Dismissals during or after sick leave
  • Management of terminations linked to harassment or internal alerts
  • Coordination with employee representatives or labour inspectorate if needed

Who Is It For?

  • HR Directors, SME leaders
  • Managers handling employee departures
  • Outsourced HR providers, accounting firms
  • Employers seeking to prevent litigation risks
  • Eutives and Employees

Why Choose cdb-avocat?

  • Strategic and personalised vision adapted to your context
  • Responsiveness and clarity in proposed options
  • Rigorously drawn-up contractual documents
  • Anticipation of legal risks and human impact
  • Support through to the employee’s actual departure

Need guidance through a termination? Negotiating an exit?

Entrust your case to an experienced employment lawyer, by your side at every stage of the process.

c.devergies-bouron@cdb-avocat.fr
06 65 63 23 77

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