It´s your right to leave a job where the employer doesn´t meet his obligations as stated in article 50 0f the Statutes for Employees, but you must start a procedure through the social courts, asking for the judge to end your contract. Only if he values the reasons valid, you´ll still be entitled to unemployment benefits (provided you´ve worked long enough to have built up entitlement, naturally) and redundancy.
We strongly suggest you engage a professional specialised in labour law, to assist you with this. For instance from a workers union. CCOO and UGT are big unions in Spain. You can find a listing of offices on their respective websites.
Please note: The information provided is based upon our understanding of current legislation. It is not legal advice but is provided freely to enable you to be properly informed. We recommend that if you are considering taking action, you should seek professional advice.
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