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ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2021

Refusing COVID-19 Vaccination: A First View From The French Courts

Since the imposition of a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirement for employees in some sectors, French judges have started to rule on claims from employees who have faced employment consequences...

FranceEmployment and HR

Since the imposition of a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirement for employees in some sectors, French judges have started to rule on claims from employees who have faced employment consequences as a result of a refusal to get vaccinated.

Following the publication of  law 2021-1040 of 5 August 2021, French employers are having to deal with refusal to get vaccinated by employees working in establishments where mandatory vaccination is now required.

Some employees have applied to the administrative courts or industrial tribunals (under public or private law) to challenge the suspension of their employment contract and their pay as a result of their refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

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