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Francisco Agustín Rodrigo-sanbartolomé

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Comparing the legal treatment of employee-created intellectual and industrial property from a labour law perspective

2020

Under Spanish law, different intellectual creations, including those by employees, may be dealt with differently from a legal perspective. Works with authors' rights are regulated by the Spanish intellectual property law. In contrast, inventions made under a labour relationship, which may be used for industrial purposes, are regulated by industrial property laws and are thus governed by the Spanish patent and brands law. From a labour law perspective, this paper compares the two bodies of legislation to identify and justify the similarities and differences. The shortcomings of the legislation are highlighted and proposals for resolving these shortcomings are suggested based on synergies bet…

Strategy and ManagementLabour lawPolitical sciencePerspective (graphical)Industrial propertyLegislationBusiness and International ManagementIntellectual propertyLawLaw and economicsInternational Journal of Intellectual Property Management
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Intellectual property from a labour law perspective: the transfer of authors' rights in labour relationships

2020

This article analyses Spanish intellectual property law to establish whether formalised employment contracts are associated with the transfer to employers of the economic rights to works created by employees. This analysis is limited to the legal treatment of employee-created literary, artistic and scientific works, which are subject to authors' rights and are protected by intellectual property law. The study does not include inventions created in a labour relationship, which are regulated by legislation on patents and brands, and are thus dealt with differently according to industrial property rights.

Authors' rightsStrategy and ManagementPolitical scienceLabour lawPerspective (graphical)Subject (philosophy)Industrial propertyLegislationEmployee rightsBusiness and International ManagementIntellectual propertyLawLaw and economicsInternational Journal of Intellectual Property Management
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