The Doctrine of the More Beneficial Employment Condition and the Deadline for Contesting Employer Alterations to Working Conditions
Commentary on Supreme Court Ruling 169/2026 of 18 February
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51302/rtss.2026.25105Keywords:
most beneficial condition, substantial modification, expiration of legal action, challenge to undertaking decisions, leave for personal affairs, notification of undertaking decision, collective agreementAbstract
The ruling under discussion establishes that the time limit for filing a lawsuit to challenge a substantial modification of a most beneficial condition begins to run once the company has notified the other party in writing of its intention to do so. However, the author of the commentary considers this requirement sometimes excessively formal and argues that the time limit can begin to run when there is evidence –written proof dated a specific day– of the company's intention to revoke the most beneficial condition as it had been granted up to that point, without this posing a risk to the legal certainty required in these cases.
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Este trabajo forma parte de la actividad investigadora desarrollada en el seno del Grupo de investigación SEJ-172: Derecho del Trabajo (Universidad Pablo de Olavide, España).
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