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Labor law

Right to strike

Fundamental right of workers to defend their interests. Requires 5-day notice (10 in essential services). Strikers do not receive wages and do not accrue social security. The strike committee must guarantee minimum services set by the labour authority. Employer lock-out is only lawful when there is a danger to persons or serious harm to the company.

RD-Ley 17/1977 / Art. 28.2 CE

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