Labor Law: Classification, Sources, and Regulations

Classification of Law

Branches of concern and their subdivisions:

  • Public Interest Groups: Administrative, Financial, Procedure
  • Private Special Interests: Civil, Mercantile, Education (Joint)

Labor Law

Area of law that regulates the individual and collective relationships that develop in the professional field and have their origin in an employment relationship.

Sources of Labor Law

External Sources

They come from outside the Spanish territory.

  • European Union: Community regulations that apply directly to
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Decretum Gratiani: Canon Law Collection

Decretum Gratiani: Canon Law

The Decretum Gratiani, also known as the Concordia discordantium canonum or Concordantia discordantium canonum, is a collection of Canon law compiled and written in the 12th century as a legal textbook by the jurist known as Gratian. It forms the first part of the collection of six legal texts, which together became known as the Corpus Juris Canonici. It was used by canonists of the Roman Catholic Church until Pentecost (May 19) 1918, when a revised Code of Canon Law

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Labor Rights and Social Security in Spain

What is a Union?

Unions are formalized organizations that primarily defend and represent the interests of their members.

What is a Collective Agreement?

A collective agreement can establish requirements, in terms of rights, referenced to a previous one.

What is Collective Bargaining?

Collective bargaining has the following stages: proposal, response, establishment of the negotiating committee, publishing, and recording agreements.

Types of Agreement

Field of business or lower level than the company.

Minimum

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Bankruptcy: Understanding the Process and Implications

Recovery was established Judicial and Extrajudicial seeking remedy the situation of economic crisis and financial assets of the company, safeguarding the production source, in order to preserve the performance of its social function.

The administration procedure is to correct the mismanagement of the directors of the company. Although, in most cases, the company’s crisis is not caused by the unlawful practice.

Documents:

  • Recovery Plan
  • Financial Statements
  • List of Creditors

Supervisory Administrator and

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US Federal Government: Powers and Landmark Cases

America’s Form of Government: Federalism

The United States operates under a federal form of government, a unique system that divides powers between the federal government and state governments. This structure combines elements of two other government types:

  • Confederal Government: In a confederal system (like the Confederate States of America or under the Articles of Confederation), states and local units hold the most power.
  • Unitary System: In a unitary system (e.g., Japan, China, France), the national
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Ethical Standards and Responsibilities of Medical Professionals

CHAPTER IV. RELATIONS WITH THE MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS

ARTICLE 42. The doctor will fully meet their professional and administrative duties, work schedules, and other commitments to which they are bound at the institution where they provide services.

ARTICLE 43. The doctor who works on behalf of a public or private entity may not charge fees to patients who attend these institutions.

ARTICLE 44. The doctor shall not take advantage of their relationship with an institution to instruct the patient to use

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