Bibliographic citations
Zavaleta, J., (2022). Virtualidad y libertad sindical: Las implicancias del Decreto legislativo N° 1499 en los actos sindicales y el surgimiento del necesario rediseño Estatutario [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/21946
Zavaleta, J., Virtualidad y libertad sindical: Las implicancias del Decreto legislativo N° 1499 en los actos sindicales y el surgimiento del necesario rediseño Estatutario []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/21946
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title = "Virtualidad y libertad sindical: Las implicancias del Decreto legislativo N° 1499 en los actos sindicales y el surgimiento del necesario rediseño Estatutario",
author = "Zavaleta Guzmán, Javier Anthoni",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2022"
}
In the present paper, we address virtuality’s influence on the right of free association, starting from a societal context, where the SARS CoV-2 generated pandemic triggered measures from the state aimed on one hand, to restrict the massive physical interaction between citizens, while seeking for solutions to relief those restrictions on the other. That’s the case for the enactment of the Legislative Decree No. 1499, norm that fulfilled the state’s obligation of non-interference in the exercise of free association. On the contrary, this norm served as a self-promoted framework for free association. So, in the extent of the analysis of two real-life cases, specifically: i) strike proceeding by Sindicato de trabajadores de Austral Group s.a.a and ii) electoral process for the election of the new executive board members of Sindicato de trabajadores de la planta siderúrgica del Perú, both cases managed with success under the Legislative Decree No. 1499 validation. This work, reviews the theoretical basis for freedom of regulation of labor unions, while describing the nature of union constitution and its diverse utility as proof of union’s selfregulation, also covers legal issues generated by the loss of validity of the previous regulatory framework that enabled virtuaility in the performance of union activities, while confronting it to the dissonance between union constitution and nullity or invalidity sanctions. In the final part, this paper concludes on the much needed union constitution redesign for the permanent inclusion of virtuality in virtue of its contributions to the strengthening of internal democracy and freedom of association that, overtime, finds new ways to be exercised it, and in that order, we propose a model clause to integrate virtuality into the performance of union activities, in addition of that, different new clauses are included too, those of which should be modified in the union constitution to regulate the inclusion of virtuality permanently.
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