Remote work agreements in Spain: what to negotiate and who they’re for
Remote work is perhaps the thing that unites everyone who passes through Llum Coworking. To a greater or lesser extent, whether we’re freelancers or employees, this way of working is a reality. But when we work for a company, it’s essential to have a signed agreement that protects our rights.
In this article we explain what you should negotiate in your remote work agreement in Spain and the benefits of signing one.
The 12 best cafés to work from in Valencia
Coworking spaces and laptop-friendly cafés have become hugely popular in recent years for one main reason: we don’t like working at home. After the pandemic, remote work brought our jobs into our homes, but we soon realised that, far from being positive, it clashes head-on with our wellbeing.
When we don’t leave the house, our body and mind feel it. However tedious it may be, walking or driving to work for a while, clearing your head, talking to other people and stepping into a different environment is not the same as simply moving from one room to another.
Working away from the place where we rest is essential: unless we have iron discipline, it’s hard to separate work from play. That’s why more and more people choose to work a few hours at one of the best coworking spaces in Valencia, like Llum, where you get all the services of an office and a café: internet, a desk, toilets, a kitchen, and free coffee and water.
Sometimes, though, whether we fancy a change of scene or we’re in a rush, we have to work somewhere temporary to get by. Today we’ll tell you about some of those places: the best cafés to work from in Valencia.
