Incumplimiento del estado ecuatoriano en la no declaratoria del SARS-COV-2 como enfermedad profesional y sus posibles consecuencias jurídicas.

Abstract

The development of this academic research work deals with the non-compliance of the Ecuadorian state in the non-declaration of SARS-COV-2 as an occupational disease and its possible legal consequences: Being occupational disease one of the causes for this analysis, it will be carried out in relation to international instruments and that are related to national laws within the field of word. At the same time, this is related to work, since procedures and techniques must be applied in order to avoid, eliminate and minimize the risks that may lead to work-related accidents. All this is an articulated set, where phases of study are determined, based on labor, legal norms on work, how the risks of people are related, from their beginning in a job, they are framed within the law, regulation and old and current standards. The failure of the Ecuadorian state, on this regulation, affects workers and employers, because the rules and laws are evolving, and must be followed and applied by the respective state. The declaration of the virus pandemic was worldwide, where the cause was SARSCOV-2, scientific name in 2019 and the disease it caused is called COVID-19; Given this scenario, it has been necessary to carry out this investigation, where possible legal consequences must be determines, by the Ecuadorian state, due to non-compliance with the determination of the World Health Organization on SARS-COV-2, as a disease professional. There are the necessary sources to support the study, broaden the description of the problem, and integrate factors and theory through research for its study.