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ARTICLE · 03 OCTOBER 2017

No Need To Record Working Hours In Call Cases

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The Spanish Supreme Court has determined that a daily record of working hours must be maintained only when employees perform overtime hours.

SpainEmployment and HR
MariëLle Daudt
MariëLle Daudt
Dr. Markus Kappenhagen
Dr. Markus Kappenhagen
Georg Mikes
Georg Mikes
Mark Taylor
Mark Taylor
Jesús Gimeno
Jesús Gimeno
Adelio Riva
Adelio Riva
Friederike Steininger
Friederike Steininger
Emmanuelle Rivez-Domont
Emmanuelle Rivez-Domont
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Michael Gray
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The Spanish Supreme Court has determined that a daily record of working hours must be maintained only when employees perform overtime hours. There were dissenting votes which may mean that the Supreme Court revisits this position in future.

The Supreme Court also mentioned that the Workers' Statute lacks clarity in this respect. The Socialist Parliamentary Group has filed a proposal at the Spanish Congress to modify the current regulation, which will be debated in the coming months.

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