El tratamiento jurídico de las vacaciones entre los trabajadores y servidores públicos: Un análisis desde el principio de igualdad formal y material.
To begin with, the principle of equality seeks the equal treatment of all persons, from the point of view of labour equality; it can be demonstrated that, although the Constitution states that we are all equal before the Law, in its legal framework it distinguishes between workers and servants, and...
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2024
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Engadir etiqueta | Summary: | To begin with, the principle of equality seeks the equal treatment of all persons, from the point of view of labour equality; it can be demonstrated that, although the Constitution states that we are all equal before the Law, in its legal framework it distinguishes between workers and servants, and even the legal frameworks of each labour sector differentiate between the Labour Code, the Public Service Organic Law and the Public Enterprises Organic Act. It is important to understand that the Romans in ancient Rome developed methods for hiring and providing services. This is because, before the nineteenth century, some generalities were given about work. In this context, work is an inalienable right protected by the State. However, although laws have been created to ensure the legal enforcement of rights, the various legal bodies refer to different aspects of action or omission in the case of equality, the applicable legislation describes equality as something extraordinary; however, reality is far from the theory. Domestic legislation recognises the right to leave, as an annual compulsory paid rest. In the present investigation, surveys were applied, which provided results, and it was determined that one of the principles that the norm has evaded in its application is formal and material equality for workers and servants. The differentiation between these two labour sectors is evident, as demonstrated in the results section, which highlighted the discrimination between workers and servants in terms of holidays and their accumulation. |
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