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Art. 21 Vocational Training Act (LVLFPr) - Approval (Art. 14 LFPr)

Title II, Chapter II, Section II
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Art. 21 LVLFPr - Approval (Art. 14 LFPr) · Approval (Art. 14 LFPr)

1. The company shall submit the apprenticeship contract signed by the parties to the department for approval within the timeframe set by the regulation [D].

2. An apprenticeship contract submitted late shall be converted, with the agreement of the parties, into a pre-apprenticeship contract.

3. The department shall grant its approval if

a. the company or the network to which it belongs holds a training authorization and still meets the conditions thereof at the time of the approval request;

b. the training takes place under adequate conditions, particularly concerning the workplace of the person being trained;

c. the contract complies with the standards of the apprenticeship contract and, where applicable, the relevant collective labor agreement;

d. the medical certificate, if requested in accordance with Article 11, attests to the aptitude of the person in training to pursue the chosen training;

e. the network contract is attached to the approval request if it concerns network-based training.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

GE.2009.0209 · vd (art. 21 al. 3 let. a LVLFPr)
Denial of Apprentice Training Authorization for Inadequate Infrastructure and Training Plan
Cited in the context of approving an apprenticeship contract, which is related to the authorization requirement.
GE.2009.0209 · vd (art. 21 al. 3 let. b LVLFPr)
Denial of Apprentice Training Authorization for Inadequate Infrastructure and Training Plan
The inadequacy of the premises was cited as a potential ground for refusing the requested authorization for apprentice training.