Overview
- The obligation begins Friday, 14 November, requiring employers to inform household staff of identified hazards and provide written documentation.
- The Labour Ministry said prevencion10.es was taken offline by a “malicious attack” after earlier overload, and technicians are working to restore access.
- The Labour Inspectorate can now sanction noncompliance, with aggravated cases carrying penalties between €24,000 and €49,000.
- Families may comply by hiring an occupational‑risk insurer or completing a guided self‑assessment on the state portal and giving a copy to the worker.
- Costs cannot be passed to employees, assessments must be repeated after substantive changes, and medical checks or trainings can be shared when a worker serves multiple households.