Viña Cruz, Sara

After graduation in Labor Relations and completing a Master's degree in Teacher Training, I decided to focus on research at the academic level, so I became a PhD student in the Department of Labor and Social Security Law. I'm working on my thesis about the right to digital disconnection at work, focusing on the current problems associated with the phenomenon of digital transformation in the workplace, which has caused a paradigm shift in the organization of labor relations, affecting not only the traditional recognition of basic labor rights, but also the emergence of new rights that modify them, such as the right to digital disconnection, all without forgetting the fact that this right must be approached from a gender perspective.

I'm currently an interim professor at the University of La Laguna.

Area(s) of expertise: Labor and Social Security Law, gender perspective, working time, right to rest, teleworking