The need for the enactment of a National Labour Code

Abstract

This paper discusses the legislative changes currently used by the State and the unions, for the purposes of a substantive and adjective reform of Labor Law, since the current one is understood not to adequately regulate or guarantee the future of the workers. The author argues that, although the updating is necessary, the reform must be comprehensive and complete and not a set of hasty amendments isolated from the normative context. The reform must be elaborated with a deep study carried out by recognized jurists conformed in a commission that does not surpass the three members and that, as well, receives the contribution of the specialists, institutions, magistrates, lawyers, administrative officials or any citizen with knowledge on the subject.

This is for the purpose of elaborating an ordered and systematized body of laws to integrate a Code that can be considered the most perfected document of legislative attempts. trough this work, it is made known the conditions for this that the author makes, as a modest contribution for the proposed objective.