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Roeder, A., (2024). Reconocimiento de la depresión derivada del estrés laboral como enfermedad profesional en el Perú, a partir de la publicación de la lista de enfermedades profesionales realizada por la OIT en el 2010 [Trabajo académico, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/28044
Roeder, A., Reconocimiento de la depresión derivada del estrés laboral como enfermedad profesional en el Perú, a partir de la publicación de la lista de enfermedades profesionales realizada por la OIT en el 2010 [Trabajo académico]. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2024. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/28044
@misc{renati/531465,
title = "Reconocimiento de la depresión derivada del estrés laboral como enfermedad profesional en el Perú, a partir de la publicación de la lista de enfermedades profesionales realizada por la OIT en el 2010",
author = "Roeder Bellina, Alejandro Enrique",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2024"
}
In this article, we will propose the recognition of depression as an occupational disease derived from work stress, based on the inclusion of mental and behavioral disorders in the list of occupational diseases published by the OIT in 2010. Despite the fact that the aforementioned recommendation has not been accepted by our current labor legislation, Ministerial Resolution No. 480-2008-MINSA, Technical Standard that establishes a list of occupational diseases is open, so it will be possible to include new occupational diseases to the extent that there are studies, analyses, and real and concrete evidence that support the causality between the risk factors identified and the disease reported by the worker. In this sense, we will analyze the Peruvian labor legislation, and the documents issued by the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion and the National Superintendence of Labor Inspection on the prevention, identification, and treatment of psychosocial factors of occupational risks, and their consequences in labor relations. On the other hand, we will analyze the legal nature of occupational depression, in order to determine if it is an accident at work, as proposed by Spanish jurisprudence; or an occupational disease, according to the legislative construction developed in our national legal system. Finally, we will explain the reasons why we believe that depression derived from work stress can be considered an occupational disease and its social security consequences within high-risk activities.
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