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Quels sont les principes de la transaction en 2024 ?

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RH Indemnités rupture

La transaction n’est pas un mode de rupture du contrat de travail. Découvrez dans la présente fiche pratique les principes généraux de ce contrat écrit conclu entre deux parties, le salarié et son employeur, en vue de mettre fin à un litige.

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Pierre-Jean FABAS

Publié le 03 janvier 2024

Mis à jour le 03 janvier 2024

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Les principes de base

Transaction ≠ mode de rupture

La transaction n'est pas un mode de rupture.

Elle ne peut intervenir qu'une fois la rupture du contrat effective et définitive, quel que soit le type de rupture concerné.

Mettre fin à un litige

La transaction a pour objectif de mettre fin à un litige né ou à naître entre le salarié et l’employeur.

Intérêt partagé

Dans le cadre d’une transaction, le salarié signe généralement un document dans lequel il renonce à poursuivre l’employeur, sous réserve qu’une indemnité lui soit versée.

L’intérêt est partagé car :

Le salarié obtient une somme tout de suite au lieu d’attendre une longue procédure ;
L’employeur évite un procès incertain.

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​Les principes de base

​Transaction ≠ mode de rupture

​Mettre fin à un litige

​Intérêt partagé