The person obliged to perform services is not deprived of their claim to remuneration by the fact that they are prevented from performing services for a relatively trivial period of time for a reason constituted by their person without their being at fault. However, they must allow to be credited against them the amount they receive, for the period in which they are prevented from performing their services, under a health or accident insurance policy that exists on the basis of a statutory duty.
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Temporary prevention from performing services
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