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| nameofpractice = Travail au noir | | nameofpractice = Travail au noir | ||
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| definition = | | definition = Lit. ‘black labour’, unregistered or partially registered employment | ||
| location = France | | location = France | ||
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|style="font-size:1.1em;"| ''Travail au noir'', literally ‘black labour’ in French, refers to undeclared or unreported employment. The practice is spread worldwide, but similar expressions exist in Italy, where it is called ''lavoro sommerso'' or ''lavoro in nero'' (literally submerged or black labour), and in Sweden, under the name ''svart arbete''. In French law, in the article of the 11th of July 1972, travail au noir is defined as the money-making act of production, transformation, reparation, or trade, by a person who is not declared and has not fulfilled the social and fiscal obligation linked to their activities, except if they only occur occasionally (Barthélemy: 1982). | |style="font-size:1.1em;"| ''Travail au noir'', literally ‘black labour’ in French, refers to undeclared or unreported employment. The practice is spread worldwide, but similar expressions exist in Italy, where it is called ''lavoro sommerso'' or ''lavoro in nero'' (literally submerged or black labour), and in Sweden, under the name ''[[svart arbete]]''. In French law, in the article of the 11th of July 1972, travail au noir is defined as the money-making act of production, transformation, reparation, or trade, by a person who is not declared and has not fulfilled the social and fiscal obligation linked to their activities, except if they only occur occasionally (Barthélemy: 1982). | ||
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