WLP386 An Unexpected Legal Challenge of Working from Home, plus updates

This episode is part of the All the World's a Workplace Expanded season.
In this episode, Pilar shares a different kind of remote-work related story, featuring an unusual (and dark) circumstance showing why it's important for organisations to know when they're employees are actually working, when working from home. 

Plus, Jack Nilles' endorsement of All the World's a Workplace, his theory of why AI behaves badly, some learning reflections and book recommendations. 

Links

Article on remote work:

Presunción de accidente de trabajo durante el teletrabajo: La prueba del «tiempo de trabajo» en régimen de flexibilidad cuando la empresa no aporta registro horario. https://adriantodoli.com/2026/09/17/presuncion-de-accidente-de-trabajo-durante-el-teletrabajo-la-prueba-del-tiempo-de-trabajo-en-regimen-de-flexibilidad-cuando-la-empresa-no-aporta-registro-horario-sts-23-4-2026/amp/ 

Jack Nille's article:

https://jacknilles.substack.com/p/taming-the-new-kid-on-the-block  

Books: 

Heaven, My Home: Book 2 (Highway 59 by Attica Locke)
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
The Black Echo by Michael Connelly 
Lost Boys by James Bloodworth

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