Posted by Marc Paris
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
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Actions to tackle Coronavirus
Posted by ACI | Área de Conocimiento e Innovación
14 February, 2020
The WHO has declared an international emergency due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak originating in China that has created challenging
Read MoreAutomatic compensation for moral damages in cases of unjustified refusal to reduce working hours for legal guardianship
Posted by Elisabet Calzada
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
Read MoreEMPLOYERS CANNOT FORCE EMPLOYEES TO BE GEOLOCATED THROUGH THEIR PERSONAL CELLPHONES
Posted by Jennifer Bel
2 April, 2019
The Spanish Central Criminal and Administrative Court (the “CCAC”) recently issued an important judgment on the limits on geolocating employees
Read MoreSpain recognizes workers’ right to digital disconnection
Posted by Sergi Gálvez
24 January, 2019
On December 7, the Spanish Act on Data Protection and Guarantee of Digital Rights came into force and, in addition
Read MoreIs a company liable when the harm is caused through no fault on its part?
Posted by Victor Ballester Alarcón
19 November, 2018
Importance of prevention principles (and the need to uphold them)
Read MoreSpanish Courts clarify definition of night worker
Posted by Javier Molina
15 November, 2018
Night worker status has been controversial, because although there have been no changes to article 36.1 Spanish Workers Statute regulating
Read MoreDifferences between Glovo case and Deliveroo and take eat easy cases: are riders contractors or employees?
Posted by Marta Villaverde
26 October, 2018
On the heels of the judgments handed down by the Valencia and Catalonian labor courts last June ruling that the
Read MoreLimitation of transferee’s liability for existing debts in conventional transfers held to be unlawful in “Somoza Hermo” case
Posted by Rubén Doctor
4 October, 2018
The High Court of Justice of Galicia (Spain) has issued a significant judgment that could lead to many collective bargaining
Read MoreSomoza Hermo case or cjeu ruling that could change current supreme court doctrine on conventional subrogation
Posted by Judith Guillén Cantero
2 August, 2018
In an expected decision handed down on July 11, 2018 (case C–60/17), in response to two preliminary rulings by the
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