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Dismissal - Refusal of the Court of Cassation to Enshrine the Right to Silence of the Employee During the Preliminary Interview. By Frédéric Chhum, Lawyer and Audrey Peynaud, Juriste.
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In an unpublished judgment (Court of Cassation, Civil, Social Chamber, 13 May 2026, 25-11.250, Unedited), the Court of Cassation refused to grant the right to remain silent of the employee during the interview prior to the dismissal. I. Facts. An employee was laid off on a conservatory basis and then called for a preliminary interview before being dismissed for serious misconduct. She challenged her dismissal before the court. The employer's ass…
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