France's Court of Cassation reinstates the 'necessary prejudice' in labor law

The social chamber of France's Court of Cassation reinstates 'necessary prejudice' as a common law rule.

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It rules that failure to comply with occupational health recommendations entitles employees to compensation without further proof (ruling No. 25-11.901, September 9, 2026).

This decision marks a shift after ten years of abandoning the principle.

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