El tele-trabajo y la vulneración de los derechos del trabajador, en Latacunga, 2020.

Abstract

The guarantees offered by national and international regulations imply a broad contribution to the knowledge and expansion of workers' rights in Ecuadorian territory, since they are characterized by being inalienable and their recognition is always progressing in a progressive sense. With this background, the thesis that is supported has been entitled "Telework and the violation of worker rights, in Latacunga, 2020", the objective of it was to develop a critical legal analysis, through a normative development and doctrinal that evidences whether telework constitutes a modality that strengthens labor stability in Ecuador. Taking into consideration the scope of the effective protection of labor rights, this work seeks to capture a doctrinal and legal construction of the rights of teleworkers and that these have been violated due to the lack of legal security. The text analyzed agreements, reforms, laws and state policies that prevent the violation of rights. To argue the above, bibliographic sources and previous research were used that support the above, although international labor standards contain specific guidelines to protect it, the text concludes that it is still necessary to reinforce the Ecuadorian regulations in order to unify criteria and avoid violations. By presenting this work, the student, through his conclusions and recommendations, generates an academic contribution that will benefit society in general.