The Labor Rights Defense Points (PDDLL), promoted by Barcelona Activa, provide information about the legal framework that regulates and protects contractual relations in labor matters. This advisory service is designed to ensure that everyone, regardless of their labor situation, can access the knowledge and support needed to prevent labor violations.

The PDDLL is aimed at salaried workers, self-employed individuals, small businesses and contractors. If you're a young person up to 35 years old, you can also access the Youth Labor Advisory Service, a specialized service for young people.

Three main resources are offered to help the public protect their labor rights: personalized advice, information about labor rights and duties, and group training sessions.

Personalized legal advice is provided in labor law and social security matters, both in-person and by phone. For both types of assistance, prior appointment is required, and you will receive support from a specialized labor lawyer to resolve doubts and offer legal guidance.

Information about labor rights and duties covers topics such as the interpretation of employment contracts, rights to work-life balance, teleworking, and dismissals, among others. It is a useful tool for those who want to clarify general doubts about their contract or working conditions.

Group training sessions allow collectives, associations, and entities to request specific training on labor rights. These sessions are designed to provide information on key topics such as the most common labor rights and best labor practices. Entities can request these sessions tailored to the needs of their group or sector.

The Labor Rights Defense Points offer specialized information on all areas related to working conditions, such as types of contracts, working hours and overtime, pay and salaries, work-life balance, social security, benefits, and teleworking, thus contributing to ensuring more informed and secure labor relations.

This municipal service is complemented with information and actions from the trade unions CCOO and UGT, thereby expanding the coverage and resources available to the public.

For more information and to schedule an appointment, you can consult the official website. For general inquiries, the phone number 900 533 175 is available.