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    Employment Breakfasts 2026
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    Wednesday 11 February, 2026
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    Employment Breakfasts 2026

    We are pleased to invite you to a new edition of our ‘Employment Breakfasts’, which will kick off the 2026 cycle. This time, it will be held on our renovated 17th floor, a modern space designed to encourage professional encounters and dialogue.

    In this session, we will take a practical look at the main developments in labour case law and the latest criteria being established by our courts on issues of particular relevance, such as the nullity and classification of dismissals, leave and work-life balance rights, as well as incentive schemes and variable remuneration, among other key aspects of labour management. We will also analyse the legislative trends and developments expected for 2026, with a special focus on those initiatives with the greatest impact on businesses and the regulatory changes that will shape the labour agenda in the coming months.

    This is an essential update for labour consultants, members of legal advisory services, human resources directors and labour relations managers who wish to anticipate the challenges and opportunities of the new year.

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    Compliance Across Borders: Antitrust Survival Skills – Views from different jurisdictions
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    Thursday 19 March, 2026
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    Compliance Across Borders: Antitrust Survival Skills – Views from different jurisdictions

    Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is pleased to take part in the webinar organised by TechLaw Group, Inc. about “Compliance Across Borders: Antitrust Survival Skills – Views from different jurisdictions”, bringing together leading antitrust practitioners from the US, Canada, the EU, Japan, and Brazil.

    Our partner Íñigo Igartua, Head of Competition and EU Law, will join the panel to share insights from the European perspective and discuss key challenges for companies navigating antitrust compliance in a global and increasingly complex regulatory environment.

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    Area Employment
    Lourdes Escassi analyses the limits on bonuses linked to absenteeism | Cinco Días
    Lourdes Escassi, counsel in the labour area at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, analyses in Cinco Días the impact of the recent case law of the Supreme Court of Spain on variable remuneration schemes and their relationship with workplace absenteeism.
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    Mafalda Barreto highlights the transformation of the Portuguese legal market and emphasises the strategic role of new management models | Líder Legal
    Mafalda Barreto, managing partner da Gómez-Acebo & Pombo em Lisboa, integra o grupo de líderes entrevistados pelo Líder Legal para analisar a evolução do mercado jurídico português e os modelos de organização que marcarão 2026.
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    Ana Luísa Guimarães analyses the sectors closed to private initiative in the field of water. | ECO
    Ana Luísa Guimarães analisa os setores vedados à iniciativa privada no domínio da água
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    Verónica Romaní in the Top 100 Women Leaders in the Legal Sector 2026 | Todojuristas
    Verónica Romaní, partner in Banking & Finance and Head of the Energy team at Gómez‑Acebo & Pombo, has been recognised by Todojuristas as one of the 100 Women Leaders in the Legal Sector, a list highlighting female leadership in 2026.
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    Diana Linage ranks in the TOP10 of M&A by deal value and reinforces female leadership in 2025 | Cinco Días
    Diana Linage, counsel del área de Mercantil de Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, se sitúa en el TOP10 de socias líderes por valor de operaciones de M&A durante el año 2025, según el ranking elaborado con datos de TTR Data.
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    Area Employment
    Ignacio del Fraile addresses the increase in the minimum wage and changes in the Spanish labor market | El Confidencial
    Ignacio del Fraile, partner in the Labor area at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, analyzes in El Confidencial the impact of the increase in the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) on labor costs. According to del Fraile, this rise “will lead to a significant increase in wage and social security costs,” with a particularly relevant effect in sectors with high labor intensity.
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