Hi Basile, Basile Starynkevitch <bas...@starynkevitch.net> writes:
> My intern will hopefully be "stagiaire" at my organisation CEA - > according to my understandding, this is called "internship" in the > USA. In France, it means that he is very little paid (much less than > the minimal work wage) and that for many but not all purposes he is > considered as a temporary employee of CEA. > > In my understanding, as a CEA worker, the intern does not need any > additional paper from CEA, since the RT306238 assignement of copyright > in the GCC covers any contribution from any CEA employer. Interns in France are the copyright holders of what they work on during the internship, unless otherwise stated (conversely, the copyright holder of works by regular employees is the employer, by default). See, e.g., <http://www.adbs.fr/stagiaires-et-droits-de-propriete-intellectuelle--62190.htm>. Thus the intern would have to sign a copyright assignment paper in their own name and wouldn’t need anything from CEA. Thanks, Ludo’.
