The working day of the domestic sector in Central American comparative law
Need to promote reasonable working hours from a human rights perspective
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/cuadernojurypol.v1i1.10931Keywords:
Labour law, domestic worker person, work, human rightsAbstract
It this test is performed a comparative analysis of the hours of work and concept of work and workers in the domestic sector in the Central American region, taking as a starting point of International Labour Organization conventions related both to domestic work as of the working hours. In this document they highlight is the multiple labor violations to which they are subjected persons in the household sector in Central America, mainly with regard to their right to a fair and reasonable day. The trial evidence unconstitutional regulation made by some countries in the region on the working hours of the domestic sector, at the same time, proposes recommendations to overcome this situation, proposing the ratification of the ILO conventions that promote fair and reasonable days for this sector, since a human rights approach to States.
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