Posted by Alejandro García Esteban
9 July, 2018
In the throws of the legal debate about the classification of digital platform workers, the European Commission (EC) has just
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Legal blow to collaborative economy platforms: there is employment relationship between a “rider” and Deliveroo
Posted by Marta Villaverde
28 June, 2018
The employment model of the collaborative economy is once again under scrutiny after Labor Court No. 6 of Valencia ruled
Read MoreHAS OUR INTERNAL COURTS’ POSITION CHANGED REGARDING EMPLOYER MONITORING OF EMAILS?
Posted by Almudena Batista Jiménez
23 March, 2018
In its judgment dated February 8, 2018 (Inditex case), the Spanish Supreme Court applies, for the first time, the doctrine
Read MoreFILTER BUBBLE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LIKELY TO DOMINATE OUR THINKING (INCLUDING BUSINESS THINKING)
Posted by María Delgado
8 January, 2018
Nelson Mandela’s favorite poem was “Invictus,” in which the last verse states “I am the master of my fate, I
Read MoreDELIVEROO RIDERS: ARE THEY CONTRACTORS, WORKERS OR EMPLOYEES?
Posted by Pedro Méndez de Vigo
28 December, 2017
The Central Arbitration Committee (“CAC”), a United Kingdom judicial body with jurisdiction over union-related claims, decided in a collective conflict
Read MoreUber drivers are workers, not employees–a figure that does not exist in Spain
Posted by Rubén Agote
14 November, 2017
On 10 November 2017, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) ruled on the appeal brought by Uber BB, Uber London Ltd
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Posted by Cuatrecasas
5 May, 2017
The European Parliament has taken a major step towards creating a digital single market, by dictating “A European agenda for
Read MoreDisruptive unionization: Hologram Protest
Posted by Blanca Vives
5 April, 2017
En 1972, Dalí had his first hologram exhibition at the Knoedler Gallery in New York (Holo! Holo! Velázquez! Gabor!). It
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