Key developments that reshape management
April comes with important changes in labour law: increased requirements on pay transparency, correction of restrictive benefit criteria and new rules on predictability of working conditions.
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Clear and practical analysis of the latest rulings, reforms and dynamics that are redefining industrial relations.
The essentials for understanding the evolution of labour law and jurisprudence.
April comes with important changes in labour law: increased requirements on pay transparency, correction of restrictive benefit criteria and new rules on predictability of working conditions.
The Supreme Court and the High Courts of Justice have established relevant criteria on public holidays and rest periods, bonuses and temporary disability, changes to collective bargaining agreements, paid leave and limits on harassment at work.
February brings key developments for labour management: new requirements for wage transparency, changes in welfare benefits, extension of early retirement due to disability and new criteria for work permits.
January inaugurates 2026 with key judicial criteria that fully impact on labour management, refining the application of the disciplinary regime, the interpretation of paid leave, the control of absenteeism and the limits of outsourcing of services, with direct effects on internal policies, incentives and contractual relations.
Legal analysis, key reforms and trends impacting employment on both sides of the Atlantic.
Report prepared jointly by our Labour Law and Data Protection areas, integrating a comprehensive view on the limits and challenges of the use of personal mobile phones in the workplace.