Employment Law

international talent in Spain

The Advantage of Hiring International Talent in Spain

In an increasingly connected world, companies in Spain are discovering the advantages of broadening their horizons by hiring international talent. Opting for an international recruitment strategy in Spain not only brings diversity, it also strengthens the capacity of organizations to be innovative and competitive. Why look for international talent? The strategic location of Spain makes […]

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Video Surveillance in the Workplarce

Video Surveillance In The Workplace

The Workers’ Statute provides the employer with the possibility of adopting appropriate measures to ensure that employees comply with the obligations and duties derived from their job position, as well as tools that help with the security and protection of the company’s assets. In this regard, Article 20.3 of the aforementioned regulation, in line with

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Complying with data protection regulations

Informative note: Complying with data protection regulations

In the current context, where digitalization and the processing of personal data have gained unprecedented relevance, we at Rosclar would like to remind you of the importance of complying with data protection regulations. Within our organization, we aim to ensure the significance of these regulations is conveyed and how they impact the tasks within your

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Beckham Law

7 doubts you may have about the Beckham Law and its effects on payroll

Taxation on the employment income of workers considered to be Non-Resident in Spain is governed by the law popularly known as the “Beckham Law” and officially known as the “tax regime for expatriates”. This law has been the focus of attention and controversy in Spain since it was introduced in 2005. This special tax regime

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collective agreements

Collective agreements in Spain: all you need to know

Labour relations, i.e. relations between companies and workers, are framed within Labour Law and regulated through the Spanish Constitution, international treaties, EU law, laws and regulations, and collective agreements, as well as additional sources. What is a collective agreement? A collective agreement is a legally binding agreement made between management and workers which complements the

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When an ERTE becomes an ERE in Spain

Since the onset of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, most of us have learnt some new words and concepts that only a few were familiar with up until now: surgical masks, FFP2 masks, coronavirus, PPE, PCR, telework, etc… The pandemic has changed (and had an effect on) everything: the field of health, economics and, of course, employment.

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