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Law News – Tax Law Department – October 2020 Last Friday, Law 4/2020 of 15 October, on The Taxation of Certain Digital Services and Law 5/2020 of 15 October, on the Financial Transactions Tax, were published in the Official State Gazette. Although both laws will not come into force until

Law News – Labour Law Department – October 2020 The Plenary of the Fourth Chamber of the Supreme Court (“TS”) of 23 September 2020 has ruled that the relationship between a delivery rider and the company (in this case GLOVO) is one of employment (they are neither self-employed, nor TRADE). This ruling confirms the judgment

Law News – Labour Law Department – October 2020 The Plenary of the Fourth Chamber of the Supreme Court (“TS”) of 23 September 2020 has ruled that the relationship between a delivery rider and the company (in this case GLOVO) is one of employment (they are neither self-employed, nor TRADE). This

Law News – Labour Law Department – September 2020 Following Royal Decree-Law 24/2020 of 26 June, on social measures to reactivate employment, protect self-employment and the competitiveness of the industrial sector (see commentary in AJ July 2020) and due to the persistence of the negative effects of Covid-19 on businesses

Law News – Labour Law Department – September 2020 Following Royal Decree-Law 24/2020 of 26 June, on social measures to reactivate employment, protect self-employment and the competitiveness of the industrial sector (see commentary in AJ July 2020) and due to the persistence of the negative effects of Covid-19 on businesses and

Law News – Labour Law Department – September 2020 On 13 October, Royal Decree-Law 28/2020, of 22 September, on remote working (“RD-L 28/2020“), regulating the conditions of remote working will come into effect. The main aspects of remote working regulated by RD-L 28/2020 are those briefly set out below: Teleworking