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CPH Claim - Contestation of Dismissal for Serious Misconduct

This skill guides the drafting of claims before the Conseil de prud'hommes (French labour court) for an employee contesting their dismissal for serious misconduct and seeking reclassification as a dismissal without real and serious cause.

Information to collect BEFORE starting the drafting

Before drafting the claim, it is essential to collect the following information from the user:

1. INFORMATION ABOUT THE EMPLOYEE (Claimant)

  • Surname and first name
  • Date and place of birth
  • Nationality
  • Full address
  • Occupation/position held

2. INFORMATION ABOUT THE EMPLOYER (Defendant)

  • Company name
  • Legal form (SAS, SARL, SA, Association, etc.)
  • SIRET number
  • RCS number and city of registration
  • Registered office address
  • Company workforce (< or > 11 employees)
  • APE code
  • Applicable collective agreement (name and IDCC number)

3. INFORMATION ABOUT THE EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP

  • Date of hire
  • Type of contract (written permanent contract)
  • Qualification/function
  • Status (Manager or Non-manager)
  • Average gross monthly salary (calculated over the last 3 or 12 months)
  • Length of service (calculated as at the date of dismissal)
  • Place of work

4. INFORMATION ABOUT THE DISMISSAL PROCEDURE

  • Date of the summons to the preliminary interview
  • Date of the preliminary interview
  • Date of notification of dismissal (date of the letter)
  • Reason given by the employer in the dismissal letter
  • Exact content of the dismissal letter (if available)

5. INFORMATION ABOUT THE FACTS

  • History of the employment relationship (duration, any incidents, appraisals)
  • Context of the dismissal (events preceding the dismissal)
  • Grievances raised by the employer
  • Employee's arguments contesting these grievances
  • Available evidence (testimonies, emails, documents, etc.)
  • Attempt at amicable resolution (if applicable)

6. INFORMATION ABOUT THE LAWYER (if represented)

  • Surname and first name
  • Bar
  • Bar identification number (if Paris Bar)
  • Law firm address
  • Telephone and email

7. FINANCIAL CLAIMS SOUGHT

Explain to the employee the various possible compensations and help them calculate them:

  • Compensation for dismissal without real and serious cause (legal minimum depending on length of service and workforce)
  • Statutory redundancy pay
  • Compensation in lieu of notice
  • Paid leave relating to the notice period
  • Reinstatement of salary (if unjustified protective layoff)
  • Damages for distinct losses (if applicable)
  • Reimbursement of unemployment benefits (if applicable)

Drafting Workflow

Phase 1: Information Gathering

Collect all the information listed above interactively with the user. See conseils-variations.md for an example dialogue.

Phase 2: Calculation of Compensation

Calculate the amounts of the various compensation payments. Consult calculs-indemnites.md for the formulas and scales.

Phase 3: Drafting the Claim

Draft the claim following the 9-part structure. Consult structure-requete.md for the complete template.

Phase 4: Verification and Finalization

Check the consistency of the document. See the "Finalization" section in conseils-variations.md.

Phase 5: Creation of the Document

Create the final document in .docx format and present it to the user.

Detailed References

  • Structure of the claim : See structure-requete.md for the complete template of the 9 parts (header, identification of the parties, legal notices, reminder of the facts, statement of grounds, requests, for these reasons, signature)

  • Calculation of compensation : See calculs-indemnites.md for the formulas for calculating the reference salary, seniority, statutory severance pay, notice period, and the scale of compensation for dismissal without real and serious cause

  • Advice and variations : See conseils-variations.md for the key case law, drafting advice, points of vigilance, example dialogues, variations depending on situations, and the finalization checklist