24 May, 2018
In accordance with article 22 of Occupational Risk Prevention Law 31/1995, of November 8, 1995, employers are obliged to guarantee workers the periodic monitoring of their health according to the risks inherent in their position and...
24 Jun, 2016
In previous posts, we looked at the limits to managerial powers when it comes to employees’ right to privacy, in relation to, for example, the secrecy of communications, or the possibility of using camera recordings...
5 Aug, 2015
On February 9, 2015, the Madrid High Court issued a judgment on a case in which a worker was dismissed after the company’s suspicions that he had been stealing articles of clothing and accessories...
6 May, 2015
Employers often use surveillance cameras as evidence of their employee’s behavior for disciplinary purposes. The general acceptance of the use of cameras has been subject to a change in criteria following the Constitutional Court Judgment of February 11,...
31 Mar, 2015
In 2005, three television programs, “Aquí hay tomate”, “TNT” and “Salsa Rosa” showed private scenes and commented on the relationship between Gonzalo Miró and Eugenia Martínez de Irujo. The images were clandestinely captured while they were in a haima in Morrocco and...
5 Dec, 2013
In its judgment of November 18, 2013 the First Chamber of the Constitutional Court has granted the appellant, Gonzalo Miró, relief, and has set aside the Supreme Court judgment, acknowledging that the revelation on television...
