Worker Archives

Latest legal developments in image capturing, conversation recording and geolocation of employees

5 November, 2020

Employer’s obligation to inform employees is crucial for surveillance and control measures to be valid We have just learned of

23 September, 2020

While the extension of the temporary redundancy plans due to force majeure as a result of COVID-19 is still up in the

10 August, 2020

Focus on tackling the pay gap between women and men has intensified in recent years. Following the European Commission’s recommendation

27 February, 2020

The Spanish Supreme Court has just ruled on the controversy over the dies a quo for calculating the deadline for exercising dismissal

14 February, 2020

The WHO has declared an international emergency due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak originating in China that has created challenging

30 January, 2020

Spanish courts have recently ruled on two major issues regarding paid leaves governed by article 37(3) of the Workers’ Statute:

18 October, 2019

If there is one subject matter that, without fear of misunderstandings, we can confirm has been the object of major

8 August, 2019

The Las Palmas de Gran Canaria High Court of Justice (“TSJGC”) recently published a judgment on March 12, 2019 (case no. 1596/2018) that

2 April, 2019

The Spanish Central Criminal and Administrative Court (the “CCAC”) recently issued an important judgment on the limits on geolocating employees

21 March, 2019

Continuing on from our posts on the equality reform implemented by Royal Decree-Law 6/2019, of March 1, on urgent measures guaranteeing equal