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The paid-holidays law — The two weeks of paid leave, 20 June 1936
Two weeks’ paid leave for every wage earner: that first summer, with the Lagrange tickets, hundreds of thousands of workers saw the sea for the first time — while the week fell to forty hours. (Editorial synthesis)
The paid-holidays law took place on 20 June 1936. (source: Assemblée nationale)
The paid-holidays law ended in two weeks’ paid leave for employees. (source: Larousse)
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