Juanma Lorente, labor lawyer: "If you go back to work after a medical leave, you need to consider two fundamental aspects"
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Juanma Lorente, labor lawyer: "If you go back to work after a medical leave, you need to consider two fundamental aspects"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General29 August 2026 at 05:00

Juanma Lorente, labor lawyer, published a new video on the TikTok platform where he warned Spanish workers about two fundamental aspects they must consider when returning to work after a medical leave. The labor lawyer used social media to share this legal guidance aimed at the general public. In the video, Lorente specifically warned that "if you go back to work after a medical leave, you need to consider two fundamental aspects." This warning comes as part of a series of educational content that the lawyer shares through his social media to inform workers about their labor rights and obligations.

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