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5 key tips for a job interview
The job search process can be complex and often seem like a maze with no way out. With increasingly fierce competition and a constantly evolving job market, candidates face a huge challenge.
When do I have to audit my annual accounts?
Commercial law establishes various circumstances in which companies are required to submit their annual accounts for audit. The main obligation arises when the company exceeds certain economic thresholds or finds itself in special circumstances, such as bankruptcy or liquidation, in which case the verification of accounts is also mandatory.
What can the dismissal of a worker in a situation of Temporary Incapacity mean for companies?
On July 14, the Law 15/2022, of July 12, came into effect. This law aspires to be the backbone of anti-discrimination law in our country, extensively developing various fields of action derived from Article 14 of the Constitution, which aims to guarantee and promote the right to equal treatment and non-discrimination of people.
When a poorly conducted locker search can invalidate a disciplinary dismissal
Searches of employees' lockers, bags or personal belongings are a tool that many companies use when they suspect irregularities such as theft or pilferage. The problem arises when these searches are not conducted properly.
2026 work calendar: key information for payroll and personnel management
The Directorate-General for Labour has published the work calendar for 2026, with nine common public holidays throughout Spain and the possibility for autonomous communities to adjust some dates according to their traditions. Knowing these dates in advance is key to planning payroll, leave and personnel management, avoiding errors and ensuring the smooth running of the company.
When does the worker with discontinuous fixed contract have to return to the company?
Banking, consumers and the European Court
The European Court has responded to the questions raised by the Barcelona Court of Appeal in the sense of specifying the time limit applicable to the claim for mortgage expenses.
Rights of workers in ERTE: Own affairs according to collective bargaining agreement
The Supreme Court has declared that by virtue of the application of the principle of proportionality to workers whose contracts have been suspended due to an ERTE, they are not entitled to take the full number of days of personal leave, but rather it will be reduced in proportion to the time of suspension of employment relations.