Employment lawyer
There are different ways to extinguish a contract in Spain: redundancies, disciplinary dismissal, contractual modifications, etc. Link to English-speaking employment lawyer
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Mandatory Pay Register (Salary Audit) for Companies
Article 28.2 of the Workers' Statute requires companies to maintain a pay register, with the aim of ensuring transparency in the structure of remuneration within companys, kept in…
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Occupational Diseases Arising from Silicosis
occupational illness, disability, and CIVIL LIABILITY and criminal liability OF MARBLE WORKERS IN CASES OF SILICOSIS:
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HOW TO MOTIVATE YOUR EMPLOYEES - by Jörg Lahmann
You've probably seen it before: someone at your company, on your team, let's call her Ana, who just isn't motivated. Every morning she arrives at the office in a bad mood, makes…
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MANDATORY WORKING HOURS REGISTRATION
The Royal Legislative Decree of 12 March 2019 amended Article 34.9 of the Workers' Statute to require all companies to record their employees' working hours on a daily basis. …
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Employment Law Updates 2019: Royal Decree-Law 28/2018, of 28 December
Royal Decree-Law 28/2018, of 28 December, establishes a series of employment measures that the Government considers urgent and priority matters.
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The Fine Line Between Employment and Commercial Relationships: ONLINE DELIVERY RIDERS
The Cour de cassation in France, the equivalent of the Supreme Court in Spain, has ruled that the contractual relationship between delivery riders working for online platforms…
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Types of Disability Caused by Silicosis
Disability due to silicosis or pneumoconiosis is the reduction or limitation of a person's capacity to work, as defined by law, whereby the affected individual receives a type of…
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Burnout as a Work Accident: Midwives
The claimant, a midwife by profession, submitted a claim for permanent disability on the grounds of work-related stress, formally diagnosed as "adaptive disorder with chronic…
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SILICOSIS: occupational illness
Types of silicosis by severity. How to claim damages? How can a disability pension be increased by up to 50%? How to find the best specialists in work-related accidents and…
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Employment Lawyer – Dismissal & Video Surveillance
Video surveillance evidence in dismissal proceedings: Article 20 of the Workers' Statute provides that employers may adopt such monitoring and control measures as they consider…
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Consequences of Classifying a Work Accident in Portugal
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Business Digitalisation
Opinion piece by Josep Conesa Sagrera. This article on psychosocial risks in the workplace was published in the newspaper Expansión on 10 November 2017.
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dismissal: BARBULESCU CASE: An IT policy does not override the right to privacy
Following the ruling handed down on 5 September 2017 by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), which overturned the Court's earlier ruling of 12 January…
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LabLaboral: Working Hours Oversight Debated at Conesa Legal
At Conesa Legal, we are delighted with the success of our second LabLaboral, working breakfasts that bring together professionals from the sector to share ideas and the latest…
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The Benefits Surcharge and Baker's Asthma
We examine here a real case involving a benefit surcharge that closely resembles the silicosis cases currently emerging, one we believe is worth presenting in detail because of…
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Barcelona Lawyers for Workplace Harassment Defence
Workplace bullying and sexual harassment are recognised circumstances that can give rise to a work-related accident.
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Psychosocial Risks: Protocol for Moral and Sexual Harassment at Work
EMPLOYMENT COMPLIANCE: HOW TO IDENTIFY AND PREVENT PSYCHOSOCIAL RISKS The consequences of workplace moral and sexual harassment can give rise to illnesses that may be classified…
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Workers in Contact with Minors: the company's Obligation to Request Criminal Records
Companies hiring staff who will have contact with minors must require a criminal record certificate.
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José Conesa Ballestero Receives the Distinguished Cross of the Order of San Raimundo de Peñafort
On Friday, 19 December, a solemn investiture ceremony was held in the Central Hall of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation, organised by the General Council of…
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