Wage Management and Labor Contracts

Wages

Wages: The total economic benefits workers receive in cash or in kind for providing professional labor services.

Wage Rates According to Payment Method

Wages in Kind: Payable in property other than money; cannot exceed 30% of total wage perceptions.

Salary Metal: Payable in legal tender, either in cash or bank transfer.

Method of Calculation of Salary

  • Wage per Unit of Output: Based on the amount of work done.
  • Wage per Unit of Time: Based on the duration of service.
  • Joint Salary: Based on both the
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Guide to Functional and Geographical Mobility in Employment Contracts

Mobility and Contract Termination

Functional Mobility

Horizontal Mobility: Occurs within the same occupational group or between equivalent categories. No formalities or temporary limitations are required.

Ascending Mobility: The employee moves to higher roles within their class or professional group. Requires technical or organizational reasons and should be temporary.

Descending Mobility: The employee is assigned duties in a lower professional group or category.

Geographical Mobility

Occurs when a change

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Occupation: Acquiring Ownership of Unclaimed Property

Concept

Occupation is a mode of acquiring ownership of unclaimed tangible movable property. It involves physically grasping the property with the intention to acquire it, assuming the acquisition isn’t prohibited by law (Art. 606).

Requirements

  1. Unclaimed Property (Res nullius or Res derelictae): The property must belong to no one. This can be because it never had an owner (like a wild animal), or because the previous owner abandoned it (like a domesticated animal that returned to the wild).
  2. Acquisition
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Congress and Lawmaking Process: A Guide

Congress and Lawmaking

Congress Installation and Term

Article 55 – Congress installs and begins its term as determined by constitutional organic law.

Article 56 – Chambers cannot meet or pass resolutions without the concurrence of one-third of its members. Each chamber establishes closing debate rules by a simple majority.

Incompatibilities and Restrictions

Article 57 – Common rules for Deputies and Senators. The following cannot be candidates for Deputy or Senator:

  1. Ministers of State
  2. Mayors, Governors,
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Chilean Parliamentary Elections: Regulations and Procedures

Chilean Parliamentary Elections

Regulations

The Chilean parliamentary elections are regulated by the following legal frameworks:

  • Constitution of the Republic of Chile (CPE)
  • Constitutional Organic Act on Electoral System and Electoral Service Registration (Law No. 18,556, Title IV)
  • Organic Constitutional Law on Elections and Vote Count (Law No. 18,700)

National Congress

. Article 46 .- has two branches: the Chamber of Deputies and the Senado.Ambas contribute to the formation of laws in accordance with

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Basque Health Service Legal and Administrative Procedures

General Provisions

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