Can an employer oppose an employee's request for training?
Verified 28 June 2024 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)
Yes, in most cases, the employer can refuse or postpone training. This is not the case under the personal training account out of working time.
Warning
The employee must always comply with certain formalities and deadlines to make his request.
The employer may postpone or refuse the employee's request for reasons of necessity of service or staffing (e.g. absence of the employee would be detrimental to the company) for one of the following holidays:
- Training leave for an employee member of the EESC in health, safety and working conditions
- Training leave for a youth leader or youth leader
- Leave for economic, social, environmental and trade union training.
Warning
L'access to training for public officials (official and contractual) is governed by specific rules.
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