Real Decreto 2114/1998, de 2 de octubre, sobre Registro Administrativo de Sociedades Laborales. | BOE-A-1998-23789 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 2114/1998, de 2 de octubre, sobre Registro Administrativo de Sociedades Laborales.

This article assigns competence over labour-company qualification, oversight, disqualification, and administrative registration to the central directorate or the competent autonomous-community body, depending on transferred powers.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1998-23789
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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This article assigns competence over labour-company qualification, oversight, disqualification, and administrative registration to the central directorate or the competent autonomous-community body, depending on transferred powers. To obtain social-labor company status and registration, the applicant must file the required deed and supporting documents; the authority cannot grant the status until the extra documents are provided in the preexisting-company case. If a labor company moves its registered office to another administrative register’s area, it must file the required documents with the new register and the registers must complete the transfer and notification steps. To register the incorporation of a worker-owned company, a certificate proving its worker-owned qualification and administrative registration must be submitted; the registry must also record the qualification, any later qualification or loss of status, and do so within the applicable registry deadline. A labor company cannot register certain articles amendments or a move of registered office outside the municipality unless it provides the required certificate from the labor companies registry.