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Law News – Labour Law Department – September 2021 The Supreme Court delivered on 21 July 2021 a Judgment unifying doctrine, in which it ruled that a lack of information on the purpose of the installation of video surveillance cameras cannot lead to the inadmissibility of evidence justifying a dismissal.

Law News – Labour Law Department – July 2021 Constitutional Court Judgment number 140/2021, of 12 July, corrects the dictum of Supreme Court Judgment number 699/2018, of 2 July, which excluded the possibility of reviewing the reasons justifying a collective redundancy (Expediente de Regulación de Empleo or ERE) through individual proceedings in cases

Law News – Labour Law Department – July 2021 Constitutional Court Judgment number 140/2021, of 12 July, corrects the dictum of Supreme Court Judgment number 699/2018, of 2 July, which excluded the possibility of reviewing the reasons justifying a collective redundancy (Expediente de Regulación de Empleo or ERE) through individual

Law News – Labour Law Department – July 2021 Law 10/2021, of 9 July, on remote working (“Law 10/2021”), which replaces Royal Decree-Law 28/2020, of 22 September, on remote working (which we commented on in our AJ of 24 September 2020). The rule came into force the day after its

Law News – Labour Law Department – July 2021 Law 10/2021, of 9 July, on remote working (“Law 10/2021”), which replaces Royal Decree-Law 28/2020, of 22 September, on remote working (which we commented on in our AJ of 24 September 2020). The rule came into force the day after its publication

Law News – Tax Law Department – April 2021 The Firm has produced a list of the main impacts that COVID-19 will have on personal income tax self-assessment for 2020, the campaign for which begins tomorrow, 7 April, and which will affect, above all, the self-employed, tenants, workers subject to