El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa

Con el propósito de identificar los eventos en los que se debe aplicar la regulación del Derecho del Trabajo, La Organización Internacional del Trabajo ha establecido a la Relación Laboral como la institución definitoria para delimitar el espectro de aplicación de los Estándares Internacionales del...

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340 - Derecho::344 - Derecho laboral, social , educativo, cultural
Derecho laboral
Seguridad social
Labor law
Social security
Organización Internacional del Trabajo
Recomendación No. 198
Relación Laboral
Dependencia Económica
Principio General de Derecho Internacional
International Labor Organization
General Principle of International Law
Economic Dependency
Employment Relationship
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv Elements of discussion on Economic Dependency as a General Principle of International Labor Law to determine the existence of a Employment Relationship
title El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
spellingShingle El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
340 - Derecho::341 - Derecho internacional
340 - Derecho::344 - Derecho laboral, social , educativo, cultural
Derecho laboral
Seguridad social
Labor law
Social security
Organización Internacional del Trabajo
Recomendación No. 198
Relación Laboral
Dependencia Económica
Principio General de Derecho Internacional
International Labor Organization
General Principle of International Law
Economic Dependency
Employment Relationship
title_short El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
title_full El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
title_fullStr El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
title_full_unstemmed El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
title_sort El concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía Colaborativa
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Silva Monroy, Javier Antonio
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Cortés Riaño, Carlos Alberto
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Silva Monroy, Javier Antonio
dc.subject.ddc.spa.fl_str_mv 340 - Derecho::341 - Derecho internacional
340 - Derecho::344 - Derecho laboral, social , educativo, cultural
topic 340 - Derecho::341 - Derecho internacional
340 - Derecho::344 - Derecho laboral, social , educativo, cultural
Derecho laboral
Seguridad social
Labor law
Social security
Organización Internacional del Trabajo
Recomendación No. 198
Relación Laboral
Dependencia Económica
Principio General de Derecho Internacional
International Labor Organization
General Principle of International Law
Economic Dependency
Employment Relationship
dc.subject.lemb.spa.fl_str_mv Derecho laboral
Seguridad social
dc.subject.lemb.eng.fl_str_mv Labor law
Social security
dc.subject.proposal.spa.fl_str_mv Organización Internacional del Trabajo
Recomendación No. 198
Relación Laboral
Dependencia Económica
Principio General de Derecho Internacional
dc.subject.proposal.eng.fl_str_mv International Labor Organization
General Principle of International Law
Economic Dependency
Employment Relationship
description Con el propósito de identificar los eventos en los que se debe aplicar la regulación del Derecho del Trabajo, La Organización Internacional del Trabajo ha establecido a la Relación Laboral como la institución definitoria para delimitar el espectro de aplicación de los Estándares Internacionales del Trabajo en las interacciones económicas entre el capital y el trabajo. Los modelos de contratación de mano de obra surgidos en las economías colaborativas se constituyen como un caso paradigmático que evidencia los problemas de aplicación de los Estándares Internacionales del Trabajo en los Estados Nacionales que basan el concepto de Relación Laboral en el criterio de subordinación. Con el propósito de solucionar este problema de implementación, en el año 2006 la Conferencia Internacional del Trabajo expidió la recomendación 198, que define diversos indicios para establecer la existencia de una Relación Laboral. Al carecer este instrumento de un carácter vinculante, el principio de Dependencia Económica ha sido utilizado para establecer relaciones laborales no subordinadas. Teniendo presente lo anterior, el presente documento pretende estudiar si el principio de Dependencia Económica puede constituirse como un Principio General del Derecho Internacional del Trabajo. Para ello, se aplicará el test elaborado por Comisión de Derecho Internacional de las Naciones Unidas sobre la materia, lo que conllevará el estudio de la Dependencia Económica en las principales familias jurídicas. (Texto tomado de la fuente)
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spelling Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Cortés Riaño, Carlos Albertob24c03c61af798d62eeccc4e90f0dda8Silva Monroy, Javier Antoniod0f7a2c1e797e6c28c80dceaa4897da52023-08-01T16:50:00Z2023-08-01T16:50:00Z2023-03-03https://repositorio.unal.edu.co/handle/unal/84393Universidad Nacional de ColombiaRepositorio Institucional Universidad Nacional de Colombiahttps://repositorio.unal.edu.co/Con el propósito de identificar los eventos en los que se debe aplicar la regulación del Derecho del Trabajo, La Organización Internacional del Trabajo ha establecido a la Relación Laboral como la institución definitoria para delimitar el espectro de aplicación de los Estándares Internacionales del Trabajo en las interacciones económicas entre el capital y el trabajo. Los modelos de contratación de mano de obra surgidos en las economías colaborativas se constituyen como un caso paradigmático que evidencia los problemas de aplicación de los Estándares Internacionales del Trabajo en los Estados Nacionales que basan el concepto de Relación Laboral en el criterio de subordinación. Con el propósito de solucionar este problema de implementación, en el año 2006 la Conferencia Internacional del Trabajo expidió la recomendación 198, que define diversos indicios para establecer la existencia de una Relación Laboral. Al carecer este instrumento de un carácter vinculante, el principio de Dependencia Económica ha sido utilizado para establecer relaciones laborales no subordinadas. Teniendo presente lo anterior, el presente documento pretende estudiar si el principio de Dependencia Económica puede constituirse como un Principio General del Derecho Internacional del Trabajo. Para ello, se aplicará el test elaborado por Comisión de Derecho Internacional de las Naciones Unidas sobre la materia, lo que conllevará el estudio de la Dependencia Económica en las principales familias jurídicas. (Texto tomado de la fuente)In order to identify the events in which the regulation of Labor Law must be applied, the International Labor Organization has established the Employment Relationship as the defining institution to delimit the spectrum of application of International Labor Standards in the economic interactions between capital and labor. The labor contracting models that have emerged in the collaborative economies constitute a paradigmatic case that evidences the problems of application of the International Labor Standards in the Nation States that base the concept of Labor Relationship on the criterion of subordination. In order to solve this implementation problem, in 2006 the International Labor Conference issued Recommendation 198, which defines various indicators to establish the existence of an Employment Relationship. Since this instrument is not binding, the principle of Economic Dependence has been used to establish non-subordinate labor relationships. With this in mind, the present paper aims to study whether the principle of Economic Dependency can be constituted as a General Principle of International Labor Law. For this purpose, the test elaborated by the International Law Commission of the United Nations on the subject will be applied, which will entail the study of Economic Dependency in the main legal families.MaestríaMaestría en Derechoxiv, 98 páginasapplication/pdfspa340 - Derecho::341 - Derecho internacional340 - Derecho::344 - Derecho laboral, social , educativo, culturalDerecho laboralSeguridad socialLabor lawSocial securityOrganización Internacional del TrabajoRecomendación No. 198Relación LaboralDependencia EconómicaPrincipio General de Derecho InternacionalInternational Labor OrganizationGeneral Principle of International LawEconomic DependencyEmployment RelationshipEl concepto de "Relación Laboral" como costumbre internacional de los miembros de la OIT frente a las "formas de trabajo no estandarizado" de la economía ColaborativaElements of discussion on Economic Dependency as a General Principle of International Labor Law to determine the existence of a Employment RelationshipTrabajo de grado - Maestríainfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/acceptedVersionTexthttp://purl.org/redcol/resource_type/TMBogotá - Derecho, Ciencias Humanas y Sociales - Maestría en DerechoFacultad de Derecho, Ciencias Políticas y SocialesBogotá,ColombiaUniversidad Nacional de Colombia - Sede BogotáAllen, R. 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