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SAGE Publications, European Labour Law Journal, 3(11), p. 319-323, 2020

DOI: 10.1177/2031952520934576

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Covid-19 and labour law in Spain

Journal article published in 2020 by Manuel Antonio García-Muñoz Alhambra
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Abstract

The Covid-19 crisis in Spain has led to the adoption of several pieces of legislation with labour law and social security content. The main priority of this fast-changing and frequently adapted legislation has been to avoid a sharp rise in unemployment. To do so, the legislator facilitated the use of the already existing procedures to temporarily suspend contracts ( Expedientes Temporales de Regulación de Empleo) and prohibited certain kinds of dismissals (those based on economic circumstances and force majeure). To further develop a social shield with the ambition to protect the most vulnerable workers and families several measures that can be classified as income support have been adopted.