A recent ruling by the Social Court of Cáceres considers the fall of a worker at home while teleworking to be an accident at work. Can these conclusions be extended to any accident in a remote work regime occurring at home?
Pere Vidal, senior labour law associate, reflects on this question in issue 990 of Actualidad Jurídica Aranzadi (AJA).
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