End of the State of Alarm and new labour realities

Special attention to the elderly

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https://doi.org/10.24310/rejlss.vi2.12455

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State of Alarm, telework, labour relations, elderly

Abstract

Once it is considered to put an end to the State of Alarm, doubts arise about the issues linked to the employment situations arising from the health crisis by COVID 19. In this context, some normative provisions are gaining strength, such as those that affect the enhancement of telework or the maintenance of an temporary employment regulation Dossier. Issues that deserve minimal attention. Even more so when these measures affect to elderly.

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  • Francisco A. Vila Tierno, Universidad de Málaga. Of Counsel GVA & Atencia
    Universidad de Málaga. Of Counsel GVA & Atencia

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2021-04-28

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No. 2 (2021)

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Tribuna de Actualidad

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Vila Tierno, F. A. (2021). End of the State of Alarm and new labour realities: Special attention to the elderly. Journal of Labor and Social Security Legal Studies (REJLSS), 2, 262-272. https://doi.org/10.24310/rejlss.vi2.12455