L'expresso : Nine Days of Telework
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In the dispute over illegal home office, a court in the Balearic Islands made a clear decision. For a lawyer, the termination remains.
On Tuesday, Karim Bennani returns to a case that is reinvigorating the debate on telework. In Spain, a lawyer was dismissed after having teleworked nine days without his employer's permission, despite his 26 years of service. (Professional life and employment).
Nine days of unauthorised telework were enough to make her lose her job. This lawyer from the Balearic Islands was dismissed despite 26 years of seniority. The justice confirmed the sanction.
The Spanish justice has validated the dismissal of a lawyer for having teleworked without permission for nine days during the same month. Despite her 26 years of seniority, the magistrates have ruled that this...
A Spanish lawyer who worked for 26 years in the same company was dismissed after, in August 2024, she worked for nine days at home without prior employer approval.
A controversial case came to an end in the Balearic Islands, Spain. The High Court of Justice in the region confirmed, in 2026, the legality of the decision to dismiss a lawyer who worked from a distance, without approval, for nine days in August 2024. Internal rules imposed physical presence at the office on certain days The case came to light after the company found that the lawyer, who had been employed since 1998, violated internal rules tha…
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