A Ruling of the Labour Court number 26 of Barcelona, interpreting article 2 of RDL 9/2020, has concluded that a dismissal that contravenes the misnamed “prohibition of dismissal” does not make the dismissal null and void, but simply makes it unfair.
Invalidity of the US Privacy Shield ordered by the Court of Justice of the European Union and main legal consequences for companies transferring data outside the European Economic Area.
International Data Transfers: Invalidity of the U.S. Privacy Shield ordered by the CJEU Read More »
Analysis of very recent case law on the requirements that give priority to freedom of information over the right to honour, by Carlos Valls and Eva Gil.
Royal Decree Law 18/2020 was published in the Official State Gazette of 13 May 2020 and came into force on the day of its publication. This RD-Law is raising interpretative doubts, which are expected to be dispelled by the Directorate General of Labour in the coming days. In essence, the new regulations allow the extension
Royal Decree-Law 18/2020, of 12 May, on social measures in defence of employment Read More »
The government, as opposed to other countries, has taken liquidity measures but not fiscal ones to help companies cope with the economic crisis.
The tax measures that our government has not taken Read More »
The Government approves the first tranche of aid for enterprises and self-employed workers to mitigate the economic effects of COVID-19
COVID-19: The first tranche of economic aids is approved Read More »
In relation to Royal Decree 463/2020, of 14 March, which declares the state of alarm for the management of the health crisis situation caused by COVID-19 (hereinafter, RD 463/2020) and subsequent development and interpretation regulations, the procedural, administrative, prescription and expiry periods are declared suspended; it is interesting to note the following: SUSPENSION OF PROCEDURAL
Suspension of procedural, administrative, prescription and expiry deadlines Read More »
