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Do I need to inform my boss? What if I work at night? Doubts about rights during the general strike on November 11

Workers can attend information pickets during the general strike of November 11, provided their participation is limited to 'peacefully persuading', according to labor unions. An article published by El País highlights this regulation as part of the conditions established for exercising labor rights.

Do I need to inform my boss? What if I work at night? Doubts about rights during the general strike on November 11

The Daily El País reports that during the general strike of November 11, workers will be able to participate in information picket events under certain conditions.

Participation in information pickets

According to labor unions cited in the article published by El País, workers may attend these spaces as long as their involvement is restricted to "peacefully persuading." This condition aims to ensure that activities do not involve disruptive or violations of established labor regulations.

Limits and nature of labor rights

The report emphasizes that current legislation allows specific rights during strikes, such as public information for employees, but requires that such actions take place without interfering with work or being aimed at provoking disturbances.

It does not explicitly state whether there are restrictions on nighttime hours or whether a formal notification to supervisors before participation is required. The article provides no additional data about how many people have attended pickets nor the legal consequences for failing to comply with the established conditions.

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