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The summary of the professional career

A legal obligation

Since 5 March 2014, each company must organise, at least every two years, a professional interview for each of its employees.

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Every six years of the employee's presence in the company, the professional interview has a specific objective: to draw up a summary of the employee's professional career.

See the practical sheet for professional interviews

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Implementation methods

Every six years, each company must make a summary of the career path of each of its employees.

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This gives rise to the drafting of a document, a copy of which is given to the employee.

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The content of the summary inventory

In the summary inventory document of the career path, the employer must ensure that over the last six years, the employee has:

  • Benefited from a professional interview every two years and, if necessary, interviews scheduled in return for certain absences (See the practical sheet on professional interviews)

  • Completed at least one training course

  • Acquired certification elements

  • Benefited from a salary or professional progression

  • An employee's salary progression is assessed both at the individual and/or collective level

  • Career progression includes "vertical" progression, at the level of the various hierarchical levels, and "horizontal" mobility, which consists of progression in terms of responsibilities or a change of profession

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