Judicial blow to the Government of Pedro Sanchez, which in its first months in Moncloa ceded the powers of regulation of cava plantations throughout Spain to the Regulatory Council of the Denomination of Origin (in the hands of the Catalan industry), in a decision that was interpreted in the sector in December of 2019 as […]
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Catalan doctors and Quim Torra criticize that the Generalitat does not increase restrictions against the coronavirus
The decision of the Catalan government not to modify the current coronavirus restrictions for Christmas it has received numerous criticisms in the last hours from various health experts. Despite the fact that the Minister of the Interior, Miquel SÃ per, referred last Sunday, in an interview in Rac1, to the possibility of advancing the curfew […]
The Supreme Court modifies doctrine and refuses to limit employment contracts to the duration of the contracts
The Social Room of the Supreme court has modified its doctrine and rejects in a sentence the temporary limitation of employment contracts in attention to the commercial contracts of the companies. Since the end of the 90s, jurisprudence had been admitting that the contract for a specific work or service can adjust its duration to […]
The Supreme Court cuts even more what municipalities can charge for capital gains tax so that it is not “confiscatory”
The Supreme Court has issued a ruling that cuts what municipalities can claim from neighbors for capital gains tax. After the Constitutional Court rejects that more than what is actually earned could be demanded, the Supreme Court rejects that all or almost all the benefit obtained can be collected. Doing so would be “confiscatory” and […]
From false to true self-employed: the ‘riders’ become independent of the platforms
The Supreme Court ruling condemning Glovo for having employed as false self-employed has given rise to the Government to open the debate on a future regulation of the so-called riders. The courts have ended up giving the reason to the distributors of digital platforms, who have taken the fight against their job insecurity to its […]
The Supreme Court agrees with Santander, CaixaBank and Bankia in the Castor case and obliges the State to pay them 1,350 million
The Supreme court has partially estimated this Thursday the appeal presented by the entities Banco Santander, CaixaBank and Bankia against the state to which they claimed compensation for damages of 1,350,729,000 euros in the Castor case. These amounts, in different percentages, had been paid by the banks to acquire the right to collect the compensation. […]
UGT asks the Labor Inspectorate to act ex officio and force Glovo and Uber to register all their ‘riders’, such as Amazon
The Labor Inspectorate, which has forced Amazon to register 3,000 workers that it employed as false self-employed workers for its home delivery services, a union demand is already on the table UGT to do the same with Glovo, Uber Eats y Stuart the largest platforms in this type of business. The employment situation of […]