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Can the employer set limits on the use of trade union time credit?

Can the employer set limits on the use of trade union time credit?

Frequently, companies ask us for advice to resolve a situation that is causing them conflict: the inadequate use of the hours corresponding to the trade union credit legally recognised for people who have been validly elected as members of the legal representation of workers, either as staff delegates or as members of the works council. […]
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Blog, Criminal compliance
Criminal Compliance

The importance of implementing criminal compliance

Article 31 bis of the Criminal Code provides that a company may be exempted from criminal liability if it proves that it has effectively implemented a crime prevention system. To this end, the Supreme Court has stressed the need for the compliance programme to be effective, i.e. not merely formal or theoretical, but to have […]
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Blog, administrators, mercantil
The prohibition of competition by directors: a mechanism to prevent unfair competition

The prohibition of competition by directors: a mechanism to prevent unfair competition

Corporate governance carries with it a great deal of responsibility. A major concern is the potential conflict of interest of directors. In certain cases, a director could take advantage of his position to establish his own company, which is a direct competitor of the company he manages, thus diverting business opportunities or valuable resources to […]
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Blog, Tax, Tax law
indirect taxation REITs

Indirect taxation advantages of REITs

In previous blog posts, we have dealt with important aspects of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), such as REITs in family business planning, liquidity management in REITs or the tax advantages, possible disadvantages, stock market listing and future expectations of SOCIMIs. In this new entry, we are going to refer to the indirect taxation of […]
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