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BOE-A-2026-16545 ·30 July 2026 ·otro not-relevant
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Constitutional Court admits unconstitutionality challenge regarding Public Employment Act 20/2021

The Constitutional Court has admitted for processing unconstitutionality challenge no. 4688-2026, submitted by the High Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha (art. 10.1 c LOTC). The proceedings challenge the constitutionality of the sixth and eighth additional provisions of Law 20/2021, of 28 December, on urgent measures to reduce temporary employment in the public sector. The Court has reserved the matter for its own consideration.

In 2 key points

  1. 15-day period to appear before the Constitutional Court for parties in ordinary proceedings no. 436-2022, art. 37.2 LOTC (art. 37.2 LOTC)
  2. The Constitutional Court reserves the unconstitutionality challenge for its own consideration, art. 10.1 c LOTC (art. 10.1 c LOTC)

How it affects those involved

Parties involved in ordinary proceedings no. 436-2022 have a 15-day period to appear before the Constitutional Court (art. 37.2 LOTC). The outcome of this process could affect the validity of the sixth and eighth additional provisions of Law 20/2021, directly impacting the regulation of temporary employment in the public sector.

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2026-07-30PublishedPublished in the BOE
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