Work appeals to the Constitutional Court the limitation on inspectors' access to small businesses
The Supreme Court ruled against the entry of the Inspection into work centers that are also the company's registered address, SMEs in most cases.
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that judicial authorization is required for labor inspectors to enter a company's premises that also serves as its registered address. The ruling, issued on April 14, has sparked controversy among labor inspectors, who fear it will limit their ability to monitor compliance with labor laws. The Ministry of Labor, led by Yolanda Díaz, has expressed concerns that the ruling will reduce its inspection capacity and has already filed a appeal with the Constitutional Court. The appeal has not yet been accepted for processing.
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