DUE

DUE

Déclaration unique d'embauche

En France, la déclaration unique d'embauche ou DUE permet d'effectuer l'ensemble des formalités obligatoires liées à l'embauche d'un salarié, en une seule fois auprès de l'URSSAF dont relève l'établissement concerné par l'embauche.

La DUE doit être effectuée avant la prise de fonction effective ou la période d'essai du salarié et au plus tôt 8 jours avant l'embauche, notamment pour la DPAE.

Formalités obligatoires

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