Position, job title or profession
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Pork/ beef butcher
Sacrifice/ evisceration operator
Sausages production operator
Deboning operator for various animals (pork, beef, calf, lamb)
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Working legal base
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6 months employment contract, can be extended
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Employer
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Various companies looking for staff in the meat processing industry
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Training duration
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After candidate arrival at the workplace training takes place, 2-5 days, before beginning work. Employees are paid during training.
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Training
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All candidates must take part in the theoretical and practical training which is mandatory in order to begin with through the employment contract.
All candidates are instructed according to international standards, in various practical areas from the food industry such as:
- Health and safety
- Risk evaluation
- Theory, practice and evaluation in handling goods and livestock
- Risks of alcohol consumption and cigarettes
... etc.
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Training attendance
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Training attendance is mandatory
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Accommodation during training
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Training is organized at every work unit before beginning work. During training employee is accommodated at the pre-identified accommodation
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Training fee
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Training is offered free of charge to all employees
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Nationalities
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Any EU citizen
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Number of available positions
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- 15-30 Pork deboners/ month
- 15-30 Pork sacrifice/ Evisceration operator/ month
- 15-30 Beef deboners/ month
- 15-30 Beef sacrifice/ Evisceration operator/ month
- 15-30 Sausage production operators/ month
- 15-30 Deboning operators for multi kinds of animals (beef/ veal/ pork/ lamb/ month)
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Period for recruitment
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Recruitment is done throughout the year
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Workplace
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Employees may work anywhere in France
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Sex
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Only men are accepted in this program
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Couples
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Couples are not accepted in this program
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Age
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Between 18-45 years old.
Candidates older than 45 years old may be accepted depending on their CV and prior approval from employing companies.
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Personality
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Good attitude, pleasant personality, hard working, good executor, serious person, in good physical shape
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Marital status
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Both married and single/ divorced candidates may be accepted
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Experience
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Minimum 2 years previous experience on a similar position. Experience must be recent, from last 3-4 years.
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Qualification
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Owning a diploma or specialization could be an advantage for being selected
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English level
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Not required
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Other foreign languages
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Not required
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Driver’s licence
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Not required
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Hourly/ monthly salary and pay dates
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9.79 EUR / hour gross in the first 2 weeks after which the earnings increase to 10.06-10.44 EUR / hour gross depending on location and profile. The night hours (if any) are paid 10% more than the normal hourly rate.
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The salary is paid monthly by bank transfer until the 10th of the following month (eg: for the hours worked in January, the employee is paid until February 10th). The employee receives assistance in opening a bank account in France if he does not already have one.
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Bonuses
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Employees receive a 10% precarity bonus from their salary. According to French law this is paid at the end of their contract.
For example if an employee works for 6 months and his contract is extended by 12 months, at the end of the second contract he receives a 10% bonus from all 18 months of work (18 months x 1.800 gross x 10% = 3.240 EUR).
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Overtime
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Available and paid extra compared to normal hourly rates
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Tips
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Not applicable
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Salary increases
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Employee has access to a salary raise after 6 months of work
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Cases in which the employee’s payment rights can be pursued
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In all salary related cases, the candidate may contact empowered French institutions.
Employer may deduct from employee’s salary amount of prejudice, when material damages have been made by employee. If candidate brings considerable material damages, employer has the right to pursue employee in court for recovering full damage.
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Working/ resting time
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Usually 35 working hours/ week
Minimum 150 working hours/ month
5 working days/ week
2 resting days/ week
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Nature and length of contract
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Employment contract.
6 months contract, for candidates who successfully pass training. Contract can be extended for maximum 18 months.
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Transport ticket (home country – France – home country)
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Transport costs are covered by the candidate.
Usually, companies offer airport pick-up (paid by candidate) but there are situations when this option is not available.
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Accommodation
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Employer offers accommodation in rooms of 1-2 people, 3-4 people/ apartment. Rent is 200 EUR/ month and is paid by the candidate. Accommodation costs are automatically deducted from salary.
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Meals
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Candidates must procure and pay for own meals
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Local transport
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Company offers car for local transport, in groups of 4-5 persons. Car expenses (gas, road taxes etc) are paid by employees.
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Company also offers access to bus schedule and routes
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Social insurance
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Paid by employer from gross earnings
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Health insurance
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Employee has access to health insurance through his contract
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Sick leave
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During contract employee has access to sick leave. If he cannot work due to illness or injuries, he will be paid for off days (if he can bring a note from the hospital).
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Length, procedure and payment rights for vacation
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As employees are temporary work force, according to French law they are not entitled to paid vacation. In exchange, they receive a monthly 10% bonus to their salary.
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Work, protection and security conditions
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The candidate must follow and comply with the internal rules and regulations set by the employer as instructed by him in order to fulfill the subject matter of the employment contract.
Working conditions are normal, and occupational safety and security measures are communicated on the first working day by the employer.
They work under normal working conditions, using various meat cutting equipment.
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Financial compensations for accidents, illness, occupational diseases or death
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In such cases compensations are covered by employee’s individual private medical insurance
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Duties, taxes and contributions due by employees
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The employer pays the Employee the taxes and salaries resulting from the salary, as provided by the applicable law in France. Contributions to social insurance are paid by the employer according to the legislation in force in France.
Contributions to social security are deducted from the employee's gross salary and paid by the Employer, ensuring that double taxation or double collection of social security contributions is avoided.
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Necessary documents as requested by employer for candidate evaluation
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Filled in online experience form
CV + smiling photo + full body photo
Driver’s licence (if such document exists)
Other relevant documents (diplomas, references etc)
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Eligibility evaluation fee
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ZERO eligibility evaluation fee
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Mediation fee
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ZERO mediation fee
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Other expenses
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- Travel costs to France
- Minimum 200 EUR pocket money, until first earning
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