La regulación del teletrabajo en las administraciones públicas; en particular, la incidencia de la pandemia de la COVID-19

Abstract

Less permeable to the technological revolution than private companies, the Public Administrations have accused the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic with an insufficient regulation. Since the spread of SARS-CoV-2 made social distancing the measure of containment par excellence, the need for a legal framework capable of supporting a flexible migration towards non-presential modalities of service provision has become evident. In search of due legal security, the state and autonomous community legislators have embarked on a reformist path aimed at providing a full response to the economic needs derived from the pandemic, but also at creating the regulatory corpus within which the definitive transition to digital administration will be staged.