Statute Law 19,070: Rights and Regulations for Education Professionals
Statute Law No. 19,070: Labor Regime Governing Education Professionals
1. Who Does it Apply To?
2. Disabilities to Practice Teaching
- Statute Law or Teaching
- Criminal Code
3. Terms Applicable to Professional Education
- Teaching Function
- Classroom Teaching
- Non-Teaching Curricular Activities
- Directive Function
- Technical Teacher Role
- Teacher Work Year
- School Year
- Academic Year
- Improvement
- Scholarships for Improvement
- Holders
- Contracted Teachers
- Teaching Endowment
- Experience Assignments
- Improvement Allowances
- Allowance for
Understanding Distinctive Signs and Trademark Rights
Unit 12 – Industrial Property I
Distinctive Signs
Definition and Types
Among the elements that make up the assets of the employer, there is a group of assets that it uses as a marketing tool and differentiation of products or services. Distinctive signs are effective tools and corporate policy requirements and provide a mechanism for consumer protection.
The employer needs to create an image of the company, allowing it to act in the market with potential for success and build a loyal clientele. Accurately
Understanding Self-Defense and Its Legal Requirements
Self-Defense: Requirements by the Aggression
1. Must be an unjust aggression: If a terrorist has kidnapped people and begins to shoot, but the terrorist kills a policeman, it can be argued that he killed him because he shot first. One cannot claim self-defense in this case because the aggression was just. I can only plead self-defense in the event of a terrorist or assailant.
2. Must be actual or imminent: The aggression must be about to occur, which means that I do not have to wait for something
Read MoreUnderstanding Construction Defects and Mortgage Responsibilities
Understanding Construction Defects and Responsibilities
In order to answer this question, we must refer to Arts. CC SS 1588 and the law on building 38/1999. I understand the flaws that make declaring the ruin of the house and their eviction as construction defects, or what some authors refer to as vices ruinógenos, which I believe does not mean the same thing. Therefore, I shall address ruin just as construction defects.
The Law 38/1999, which entered into force on May 5, 2000, applies to all homes
Read MoreUnderstanding the Second Amendment and Its Implications
The Second Amendment (Amendment II) to the United States Constitution protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms and was adopted on December 15, 1791, as part of the first ten amendments contained in the Bill of Rights.[1][2][3][4] The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that the right belongs to individuals,[5][6] while also ruling that the right is not unlimited and does not prohibit all regulation of either firearms or similar devices.[7] State and local governments are limited
Read MoreUnderstanding Character, Temperament, and Legal Detention
1. Character and Temperament
Character: It is the aspect of personality that creates stability and allows the individual to rely on themselves, which makes sustained effort against obstacles possible. This work is for remote ends rather than being carried by the nearest, but less valuable character. It is an ethical concept. Temperament: Provisions which remain virtually unchanged from infancy throughout life. Temperament is an innate component that is forged into the personality. Extraversion:
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