SECTION II - TERMS OF APPRENTICESHIP CONTRACT Article 54
No one can be an instructor or undertake an apprenticeship if he is less than twenty-one
years of age, and cannot justify having practised, for at least two years, the profession to be taught as a technician, trainer, craftsman or skilled worker.
The period of practice of his profession can be reduced to one year, if the instructor has a diploma in theoretical and practical training from a recognised school or a specialised training centre.
Article 55
No employer, instructor in charge of an apprenticeship can live in the same house with female minor apprentices.
The capacity as an apprenticeship instructor or a person in charge of apprenticeship is disqualified for:
1. Individuals who have been convicted of a crime.
2. Individuals who have been guilty of behaving against the local traditional customs.
3. Individuals who have been imprisoned for stealing, fraud, misappropriation and corruption.
Article 56
A Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour shall determine the occupation and types of work for which teenagers aged at least eighteen years are allowed to be an apprentice.
Once his vocational skill training is adequate, the apprentice is no longer treated as an apprentice but as a worker hereafter.
Article 57
Any enterprise employing more than sixty workers must have the number of apprentices equal to one-tenth of the number of the workers in service of that enterprise.
The maximum number of apprentices employed in an enterprise, regardless of the total number of workers, shall be determined by a Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour in accordance with the possible availability of personnel and materials.
Derogation of the obligation stated in the first paragraph of this article can be endorsed by a decision of the Labour Inspector for enterprises that have requested to pay an apprenticeship tax whose amount and method of payment shall be set by a Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour.
SECTION II - TERMS OF APPRENTICESHIP CONTRACT Article 54
No one can be an instructor or undertake an apprenticeship if he is less than twenty-one
years of age, and cannot justify having practised, for at least two years, the profession to be taught as a technician, trainer, craftsman or skilled worker.
The period of practice of his profession can be reduced to one year, if the instructor has a diploma in theoretical and practical training from a recognised school or a specialised training centre.
Article 55
No employer, instructor in charge of an apprenticeship can live in the same house with female minor apprentices.
The capacity as an apprenticeship instructor or a person in charge of apprenticeship is disqualified for:
1. Individuals who have been convicted of a crime.
2. Individuals who have been guilty of behaving against the local traditional customs.
3. Individuals who have been imprisoned for stealing, fraud, misappropriation and corruption.
Article 56
A Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour shall determine the occupation and types of work for which teenagers aged at least eighteen years are allowed to be an apprentice.
Once his vocational skill training is adequate, the apprentice is no longer treated as an apprentice but as a worker hereafter.
Article 57
Any enterprise employing more than sixty workers must have the number of apprentices equal to one-tenth of the number of the workers in service of that enterprise.
The maximum number of apprentices employed in an enterprise, regardless of the total number of workers, shall be determined by a Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour in accordance with the possible availability of personnel and materials.
Derogation of the obligation stated in the first paragraph of this article can be endorsed by a decision of the Labour Inspector for enterprises that have requested to pay an apprenticeship tax whose amount and method of payment shall be set by a Prakas of the Ministry in charge of Labour.
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