Yesterday, June 26, the National Assembly permanently adopted the bill supervising internships and improving trainees’ status. The text contains measures aimed at combatting excessive appeal to internships, notably by introducing a limit to the number of interns. They also aim to supervise internship conditions as, on several matters, trainees will be covered by the same working conditions as employees.
This bill, backed by the government, aims to combat excessive appeal to internships and improve trainees’ status. The current legislation provides for a minimum framework imposing the obligation to sign an internship agreement between the company, the teaching facility and the intern, with a maximum duration of 6 months (barring exceptions), and with minimum remuneration for trainees that stay for more than 2 months.
Do you have information to share with us?