
What your company must communicate and how to prove delivery.
All companies with employees under the general social security system are required to contract an external occupational safety and health service.
As of August 1, 2026, companies are no longer required to report employee
terminations or changes to Social Security within three calendar days. The new
deadline is now six calendar days.
Royal Decree 723/2026, dated September 9, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on September 15, 2026, expands the disclosure requirements that companies must provide in writing to employees regarding their working conditions.
When an employee requests an adjustment to their work schedule, the company
cannot simply say no. It must review the request, negotiate, and justify its response.
Many companies continue to use bonus systems designed years ago without having adapted them to the new legal requirements regarding equality, work-life balance, and non-discrimination
The question that often arises is simple: Is the company taking over the service also liable for the outgoing company’s outstanding labor-related debts? The answer is not always clear.
Payroll errors occur more often than you might think. The question arises immediately afterward: Can the company recover that money by deducting it from the next paycheck?
We would like to inform you that, due to the summer holidays of the Labour Department team, our offices will remain closed from 10 to 21 August, during which time the department will be on holiday.
Many companies still believe that during the probationary period, they can freely
terminate the contract without significant consequences. However, when the decision
coincides with a period of sick leave (IT), the situation becomes much more
complicated than it seems
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