Glossary
Veterinary national collective agreement (IDCC 1875)convention collective vétérinaire (IDCC 1875)
The national collective agreement for veterinary practices and clinics, identified as IDCC 1875, sets the terms of employment for staff employed in vet practices and clinics in France.
The agreement was concluded on 5 July 1995 and extended by order of 16 January 1996, published in the Official Journal of the French Republic on 24 January 1996. According to the Légifrance record, an agreement of 29 March 2019 merged its scope with that of the agreement for salaried veterinary practitioners (IDCC 2564).
It is amended regularly. The version in force can be consulted on Légifrance, in the collective agreements section, under number 1875.
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- Veterinary premises categories French law reserves the titles practice, clinic, specialist referral centre and veterinary hospital for regulated veterinary premises that meet the standards of the order of 13 March 2015.
- SELARL A SELARL is the limited-liability professional practice company, registered with the Ordre des vétérinaires, through which French vets practise together.
- Ordre des vétérinaires The Ordre des vétérinaires is the statutory body every practising vet in France must join; it keeps the register of vets and enforces professional ethics and independence (article L242-1 of the French Rural Code).