Subcontratación y convenio colectivo aplicable: El nuevo artículo 42.6 del Estatuto de los Trabajadores a la luz de tres previas sentencias de la sala de lo social del Tribunal Supremo

This paper provides a first approximation to the new section 6 of article 42 of the Statute of Workers, introduced by Royal Decree-law 32/2021, of 28 December. The analysis is based on three rulings of the labour chamber of the Supreme Court, since these were the judgements considered during the neg...

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Main Author: García-Perrote Escartín, Ignacio
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2022
Subjects:
outsourcing
subcontracting
collective bargaining agreement
outsourced activity
contratas
subcontratas
convenio colectivo
actividad desarrollada
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=8558566
Source:Revista de Estudios Jurídico Laborales y de Seguridad Social (REJLSS), ISSN 2660-437X, Nº. 5, 2022, pags. 50-64
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Subcontratación y convenio colectivo aplicable: El nuevo artículo 42.6 del Estatuto de los Trabajadores a la luz de tres previas sentencias de la sala de lo social del Tribunal Supremo
Summary: This paper provides a first approximation to the new section 6 of article 42 of the Statute of Workers, introduced by Royal Decree-law 32/2021, of 28 December. The analysis is based on three rulings of the labour chamber of the Supreme Court, since these were the judgements considered during the negotiations that resulted in the wording of RDL 32/2021. The paper reaches the following conclusions on article 42.6 SW: 1st) If the contractor or subcontractor have their own company-level collective bargaining agreement, it will apply in its own terms, provided that it is prior in time to the sector-wide collective bargaining agreement that applies to the outsourced activity. 2nd) In the opposite case (i.e., the company-level collective bargaining agreement is not prior in time), then the company agreement will apply but without priority on salary related matters. 3rd) If the contractor or subcontractor lack a company-level agreement, the sector-wide collective bargaining agreement applicable to them will apply pursuant to Title III SW. 4th) If the precedent criteria do not apply, then the sector-wide collective bargaining agreement of the outsourced activity will apply.

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