El derecho fundamental a la estabilidad laboral reforzada, alcance de la protección constitucional por vía de tutela en Colombia

Purpose: Labor stability is intended to give a permanent character to the employment relationship, in which the worker can voluntarily decide whether to continue in the job; and only in exceptional cases, the employer can resolve the relationship. In Colombia, there is relative stability; only in sp...

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Main Author: Delgado Motoa, Beatriz
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2019
Subjects:
Protective action
fundamental rights
labor stability
enhanced labor stability
social state under the rule of law
acción de tutela
derechos fundamentales
estabilidad laboral
estabilidad laboral reforzada
Estado social de derecho
ação de tutela
direitos fundamentais
estabilidade no trabalho
estabilidade no emprego reforçada
Estado social de direito
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7435401
Source:DIXI, ISSN 0124-7255, null 21, Nº. 30, 2019
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El derecho fundamental a la estabilidad laboral reforzada, alcance de la protección constitucional por vía de tutela en Colombia
Summary: Purpose: Labor stability is intended to give a permanent character to the employment relationship, in which the worker can voluntarily decide whether to continue in the job; and only in exceptional cases, the employer can resolve the relationship. In Colombia, there is relative stability; only in special cases there is absolute stability, in which the right to work is even stronger, so that in such events we can speak of a fundamental constitutional right to reinforced labor stability. Methodology: The article is based on the study of constitutional sentences, in order to show how the Constitutional Court has established the rules of the fundamental constitutional right to reinforced labor stability, and the scope of its protection through protective action sentences, starting with sentence C-470 of 1997, with a paper by Dr. Alejandro Martínez Caballero. The doctrine of the Constitutional Court is constructed through protective action sentences (type T sentences), constitutionality sentences (type C sentences) and unification sentences (type SU sentences). Findings and conclusions: The Constitutional Court has considered that there are some cases in which the right to labor stability, enshrined in Article 53 of the Political Constitution, deserves greater protection.

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