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Reuters round-up of Europe’s tougher asylum stance revisits France’s stalled 2024 immigration bill

Reuters round-up of Europe’s tougher asylum stance revisits France’s stalled 2024 immigration bill

A Reuters analysis of Europe’s latest asylum clamp-downs singles out France’s partially cancelled 2024 immigration law and its ongoing border-check extensions. The uncertain legislative path means businesses must watch for incremental rule changes and localised enforcement that could affect work-permit holders and their families.

Nov 18, 2025
French airports join “World Passenger Day” – but consumer groups warn of shrinking EU compensation rights

French airports join “World Passenger Day” – but consumer groups warn of shrinking EU compensation rights

French airports used World Passenger Day to showcase customer-service upgrades, yet NGOs warn that EU plans to trim flight-delay compensation and new mandatory mediation rules could weaken traveller protections. Companies should monitor evolving passenger-rights frameworks.

Nov 18, 2025
France updates annual leave table for state employees posted abroad

France updates annual leave table for state employees posted abroad

A decree published in France’s Official Journal on 16 November 2025 replaces the reference table that determines annual-leave entitlements for civil servants posted abroad, adjusting days off and carry-over limits by country. HR and mobility teams must update assignment budgets and leave-tracking systems before 1 January 2026, while expatriates in high-hardship locations gain extra paid rest days.

Nov 17, 2025
Conseil d’État opinion tightens rules for Moroccan employees seeking French residence cards

Conseil d’État opinion tightens rules for Moroccan employees seeking French residence cards

An advisory opinion published on 16 November 2025 confirms that French prefectures may deny or withdraw salaried residence cards from Moroccan nationals involved in forgery, despite protections in the 1987 Franco-Moroccan labour accord. Employers must reinforce document-verification procedures and prepare for stricter screening of Moroccan work-permit applications.

Nov 17, 2025

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