Edited sentence: Aubry Laws of 1998 et du 19/01/2000 setting workweek to 35 hours.Law Robien de 1996 limiting welfare cost for people working less time.Law of 1841 limiting work time for children working at 12 hours a day from 12 to 16 years old, and 8 hours a day from 8 to 12.Law of 1892 limiting to 11 hours a day workweektime for women, and children from 16 to 18 years old.Law of 1906 setting workweek to six days  (one non-worked day a week).Law of 1919 setting workweek to 48 hours and the day to 8 hours.Law of 1936 setting workweek to 40 hours.Law of 1982 setting workweek to 39 hours.Law of 2003  allowing different workweek ("flexibility") without changing the 35 hours workweek basis.Laws of 1986 and 1987 setting the possibility not to respect some rules in some industry sectors and companies based on agreements.Laws of 1992 and 1993  promoting the reduction of workweek, and promotion of partial workweek.Profesional agreements from 1995 setting worktime count on the year (instead of the week)