Mandatory remote working expected to end on 17 May
Remote working may no longer be mandatory across the entire continental territory of Portugal as of 17 May.
According to specialists in labour legislation, as of 17 May, if nothing changes by then, the remote working rules will no longer be in force under the current state of calamity and the rules of Decree-Law 79-A / 2020 will become valid, a diploma which was applied last year and earlier this year, which has now been extended by the Government until 31 December. As of May 17, Decree-Law 79-A will come into force again, since it has not been derogated until now , labour lawyer Pedro da Quitéria Faria, from Antas da Cunha ECIJA, told Lusa.
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Lockdown fines raised to up to €20,000 By TPN/Lusa, in News, Business · 15-01-2021 17:51:00 · 2 Comments
Failure to comply with the measures defined in the current state of emergency, due to the pandemic, will now incur fines ranging from €200 to €1,000 for individuals and from €2,000 to €20,000 for companies.
According to the decree-law, published in Diário da República, for this period of state of emergency, decreed until the end of the month, the fines for non-compliance with government measures have been doubled.
The article on the special criterion for measuring the fine reads that “during the state of emergency, the minimum and maximum values ??of the fines provided (.) are doubled”.