Every month new oppositions and selective processes are called in the Balearic Islands, organized by City Councils, Island Councils, the Autonomous Community or other public sector entities.
Unfortunately, these processes do not always develop correctly. Quite the contrary, it is not uncommon for applicants to facesituations in which transparency or equal opportunities in the procedure are compromised, such as:
- Bases for the call that are unclear, contradictory or even contrary to law: poorly set deadlines, discriminatory requirements, illegal merit scales or limitations that have no legal coverage.
- Poorly worded, ambiguous or off-topic questions, which can mislead opponents and lead to arbitrary assessments by the court.
- Incorrect official answersthat unfairly alter the applicants’ scores.
- Errors in the assessment of academic or professional merits, either by not taking into account certain degrees, accredited experience or validly approved courses, or by applying criteria other than those provided for in the bases.
- Unjustified exclusions of candidates, derived from a restrictive interpretation of the requirements, correctable formal defects or discretionary decisions lacking legal basis.
Faced with these incidents, the opponents haveright to defend oneself: they can challenge the bases, question questions or answers, demand the correct assessment of merits or appeal decisions of the Qualifying Court. All this, through allegations, administrative appeals or, if necessary, contentious-administrative appeal.
InAraújo & BenettiWe have experience in defending opponents and challenging selective processes. We help you from the first moment: we review your call, analyze the procedure followed and advise you on the most appropriate way to claim.
If you have doubts about your opposition or your selection process, don’t let it go:contact usand we will study your case in detail.
