Both in continuous assessment and in the 2nd call, in order to make the weighted average between the different assessment tests, the student must have obtained a minimum score of four (4.00) points in each of them. In order to pass the subject, it will be necessary that the score resulting from the weighted average of the evaluation tests taken into account in accordance with the criteria of this teaching guide is at least five (5.00) points.

CONTINUOUS EVALUATION CRITERIA

In order to continue the continuous assessment, you must take all the assessment tests proposed during the subject. Failure to complete any of the assessment activities will mean that the student cannot be assessed in accordance with the continuous assessment system and, consequently, must examine the theoretical part (the entire syllabus) and from the practical part in the second call to pass the subject.

EVALUATION IN 2ND CALL

Reserved for students who have not followed the continuous assessment system or who, having followed it, have not obtained a minimum of five (5.00) points from the weighted average.

In the 2nd call, students who have followed the continuous assessment will only be examined for the test or tests not passed with a score of less than five (5.00) points. The grades obtained in the approved test(s) from the continuous assessment with five (5.00) or more points will be kept until the end of the tests that make up the 2nd call and, in this case, the final mark of the subject will be the result of the weighted average of the assessment tests carried out in the 2nd call and the test(s) passed in the continuous assessment.

OTHER QUESTIONS

During the performance of the evaluation tests, no type of communication, transmission and data storage device that is not expressly authorized for the test may be carried. The demonstrably fraudulent completion of any test with the use of material support such as electronic or without the use of support of any kind (copying, plagiarism or any other fraudulent behavior) will result in the grade of suspension (zero —0.00— points) in this test.

• GÓMEZ ABELLEIRA, Francisco Javier, Esquemas de Derecho del Trabajo y Seguridad Social de la Unión Europea, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2022.

• CASAS BAAMONDE, María Emilia et al. (Dirs.), Derecho Social de la Unión Europea. Aplicación por el Tribunal de Justicia, Madrid, Boletín Oficial del Estado, 2023.

• GOERLICH PESET, José María (Dir.), Derecho del Trabajo, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2023.

• MERCADER UGUINA, Jesús Ramón, Lecciones de Derecho del Trabajo, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2023.

Without prejudice to the fact that others may be recommended during the course in parallel with the explanations of the discipline:

• CALZADILLA MEDINA, María Aránzazu y MARTINÓN QUINTERO, Ruth (Dirs.), El Derecho de la Unión Europea ante los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2022.

• GÓMEZ URQUIJO, Laura (Ed.), Pilar europeo de derechos sociales: contribución al empleo y al mercado de trabajo europeo, Cizur Menor (Navarra), Aranzadi-Thomson Reuters, 2018.

3. Compilations of labor regulations

It is essential to use Labor Law and Social Security legislation that is fully up-to-date.

For these purposes, the main (private) legal publishers publish compilations and codes of labor and Social Security legislation (some with comments and cross-references). Likewise, the State Agency of the Official State Gazette (BOE) makes available for free on its website different electronic codes on Labor Law and Social Security that can be downloaded in various electronic formats and which are updated periodically.

Also, the database of the European Union (in particular, EUR-Lex) is important, as well as those of private publishers, such as Aranzadi Instituciones, IUSTEL and VLex.

4. Case law repertoires

Public databases (CENDOJ, Constitutional Court, Court of Justice of the European Union, etc.), as well as private publishers, such as Aranzadi Instituciones, IUSTEL and VLex.