Bibliographic citations
Palomino, W., Valdivia, M. (2021). La formalidad laboral en la Cooperativa de Transportes Ttio La Florida y zonas Aledañas, Cusco periodo 2019 [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/4649
Palomino, W., Valdivia, M. La formalidad laboral en la Cooperativa de Transportes Ttio La Florida y zonas Aledañas, Cusco periodo 2019 []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2021. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/4649
@misc{renati/959015,
title = "La formalidad laboral en la Cooperativa de Transportes Ttio La Florida y zonas Aledañas, Cusco periodo 2019",
author = "Valdivia Dorado, Miguel Sthuardt",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2021"
}
The investigation analyzed the management of the transport cooperative Ttio la Florida y Zonas Aledañas establishing that under this constitutive form an expectation of efficient and effective business organization was generated for the fulfillment of labor and tax rights and obligations in the contractual relationship with its collaborators. in the activity of urban passenger transport in the city of Cusco that allows to formalize the jobs generated, based on the application of the cooperative system under the principle of solidarity. It is a basic type of research, with a quantitative approach, descriptive scope and non-experimental design, whose population was twenty-eight members of the entity under study, so it was a census work. The results of the investigation establish that the company has cooperative members who give it the constitutive formality, however the labor management with the collaborators who participate in the service does not have an adequate organization based on principles and norms that regulate cooperatives. This as a consequence of a flexible transport system that has created conditions for the cooperative entity to delegate the service and responsibility of human resources management to its partners who have individual ownership and management of the vehicle units and consequently of personnel who work in the same, evidencing that the cooperative company does not have direct participation in the labor contracts that bind the owner, distorting the cooperative business system and its principles, generating an informal work environment affecting the collaborating partners who become their self-employers and at the same time third-party employers. It is concluded that the labor hiring thus carried out affects the associated collaborators because the inherent obligations are not fulfilled and that the responsibility falls on the cooperative members, those who are part of the workforce and who also do not access the formality which generates additionally the breach of tax-labor obligations.
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