MEDIATION IN THE LABOR PROCESS: RIGHTS UNAVAILABLE IN OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE ACTIONS BY HEALTH PROFESSIONALS BY SARS-COV-2 AFTER PROVISIONAL MEASURE N. 927/2020
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https://doi.org/10.58210/fprc3420Keywords:
Mediation; Labor Process; Professional illness; Right to health and life; COVID-19;Abstract
It deals with the study of mediation in the labor process in cases of contagion of
health professionals in the fight against COVID-19, the non-obligation to prove
causality and the agreements after the decision of the Federal Supreme Court of the
Direct Action of Unconstitutionality 6346, which recognized the unconstitutionality of
articles 29 and 31 of Provisional Measure 927/2020 and reparation for the
contamination of COVID-19 by health professionals and their unavailability after the
decision of the Supreme Court, secondary objectives: study of mediation in the labor
process, analysis of the rights considered unavailable, compensation for work
accidents, decision of the Supreme Court in Provisional Measure n. 927/2020 and
develop the articles in the International Labor Organization. Research will adopt a
dogmatic approach, in the field of the validity of the norm, hypothetical-deductive
and analysis of the legal-doctrinal context presented. It has a monographic
procedure method.
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