Download or read book La edad como factor de tratamientos desiguales en el trabajo written by Joaquín Aparicio Tovar and published by . This book was released on 2007 with total page 262 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Esta obra se divide en tres capítulos: en el primero se analiza la edad como condición problemática en el acceso al empleo y el desigual tratamiento normativo para solventar la discriminación por edad; el segundo se dedica a la heterogeneidad normativa respecto a la edad en el desarrollo de la relación laboral; y en el tercero se plantea la edad en la extinción del contrato de trabajo y la ductilidad de la garantía del Estado al trabajador maduro.

Download or read book La edad como factor de vulnerabilidad en las relaciones laborales written by Ana María Martín Romero and published by Boletín Oficial del Estado. This book was released on 2024-09-01 with total page 397 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: La edad como factor de vulnerabilidad en las relaciones laborales. Esta monografía aborda el estudio de la discriminación por razón de edad que sufren las personas maduras en las relaciones laborales. El derecho a la igualdad y no discriminación es consustancial al Derecho del Trabajo. Con todo, tal derecho fundamental no siempre resulta garantizado. Las trabas comienzan cuando, cumplida cierta edad, y dados los estereotipos negativos asociados a esta, el trabajador maduro se enfrenta a la modulación o degradación de ciertas condiciones laborales. Incluso, tal percepción peyorativa de la madurez puede conducir a la pérdida del empleo. Ya en paro, la edad se erige en el obstáculo, en no pocas ocasiones insalvable, para su reinserción, lo que deriva en desempleo de larga duración a una edad tardía, generando vulnerabilidad económica y, en ocasiones, pobreza. Además, en el plano colectivo, emerge un gran reto social y económico: las elevadas tasas de paro en determinadas cohortes de edad, señaladamente mayores de 55 años, y el impacto negativo en el sistema de Seguridad Social, fuertemente lastrado por la expulsión prematura de estas personas trabajadoras de la vida laboral activa. Si bien la temática propuesta ostenta un evidente interés sociológico, el estudio es, fundamentalmente, de carácter jurídico-laboral. 400 páginas. Formato: 170 x 240 milímetros Primera edición, septiembre de 2024. En la página web de la Agencia Estatal Boletín Oficial del Estado, www.boe.es, apartado de publicaciones, se incluyen las instrucciones para envío de originales, normas para su presentación y modelo de solicitud de publicación en esta colección que el autor deberá cumplimentar. La AEBOE no se solidariza con las opiniones sostenidas por los autores de los originales publicados. © De los contenidos, la autora © Agencia Estatal Boletín Oficial del Estado https://cpage.mpr.gob.es NIPO: 144-24-205-8 (edición en papel) NIPO: 144-24-206-3 (edición en línea, PDF) NIPO: 144-24-207-9 (edición en línea, ePUB) ISBN: 978-84-340-3008-4 Depósito legal: M-20447-2024 ABREVIATURAS. INTRODUCCIÓN. CAPÍTULO I. MARCO GENERAL. 1. Libertad para trabajar y derecho al trabajo. 2. El principio de igualdad de trato y no discriminación. 2.1 Igualdad de trato y no discriminación en el ámbito de la Unión Europea. 2.2 Igualdad de trato y no discriminación en el ámbito interno. 2.3 La edad como causa de discriminación prohibida. 3. Tipologías de discriminación 3.1 Discriminación directa y discriminación indirecta. 3.2 Discriminación múltiple: una referencia especial a las mujeres maduras. 3.3 Discriminación por asociación y discriminación por error. 3.4 Discriminación y acoso. 3.5 Discriminación y estereotipos. 4. La edad en el ámbito de las relaciones laborales. CAPÍTULO II. LA PROHIBICIÓN DE LA DISCRIMINACIÓN POR EDAD EN EL ORDENAMIENTO JURÍDICO POSITIVO. 1. La edad como causa de discriminación prohibida en el ordenamiento jurídico internacional. 1.1 Las declaraciones internacionales de derechos. El pacto internacional de derechos económicos, sociales y culturales. 1.2 La carta social europea. 1.3 Las normas internacionales del trabajo. 1.3.1 La normativa de la OIT. 1.3.2 Otros documentos de trabajo. 1.4 Disposiciones de la «age discrimination in employment act». 2. La normativa de la unión europea contra la discriminación por causa de la edad del trabajador. 2.1 Algunas cuestiones previas. 2.2 La protección antidiscriminatoria en la unión europea. Técnica normativa y contenido común. 2.3 La Directiva 2000/78/CE. 2.3.1 Marco general regulador excepciones. 2.3.2 Examen de la justificación: medida objetiva y razonable y principio de proporcionalidad. 3. La aplicación directa del principio general de no discriminación por razón de la edad. 4. El tratamiento de la discriminación por causa de la edad en la normativa española. CAPÍTULO III. LAS POLÍTICAS DE EMPLEO PARA UN ENVEJECIMIENTO ACTIVO. 1. El empleo en la Unión Europea. 2. Las políticas de empleo de la UE: envejecimiento activo y pleno empleo. 3. Las políticas nacionales para el tratamiento del empleo de los trabajadores de edad avanzada. La Ley 3/2023, de 28 de febrero, de empleo. 3.1 Políticas activas de empleo. 3.1.1 Referencia a la Estrategia 55 y más. 3.1.2 La Estrategia Española de Activación para el Empleo. 3.1.3 El Plan Anual para el Fomento del Empleo Digno. 3.2 Protección frente al desempleo. Políticas pasivas de empleo. 3.2.1 La prestación contributiva por desempleo. 3.2.2 Los subsidios por desempleo para trabajadores maduros. 3.2.3 El programa de Renta Activa de Inserción. 3.2.4 Otras ayudas de último recurso. 4. La formación profesional para el empleo del trabajador maduro 5. La necesidad de una política integral para la protección y promoción del empleo de los trabajadores maduros. CAPÍTULO IV. LA RELACIÓN LABORAL DEL TRABAJADOR MADURO. ESPECIAL REFERENCIA A LA JURISPRUDENCIA DEL TRIBUNAL DE JUSTICIA DE LA UNIÓN EUROPEA. 1. El acceso al empleo del trabajador maduro: contratos atípicos y reingreso en el mercado de trabajo. 2. Las condiciones de trabajo del trabajador maduro. 2.1 Ordenación del tiempo de trabajo. 2.2 Retribución. 2.3 Seguridad y salud laboral. Acomodación del puesto de trabajo para un óptimo envejecimiento activo. 3. La extinción del contrato a iniciativa del empresario: el despido por la mayor edad del trabajador. 3.1 Despido objetivo por ineptitud sobrevenida. 3.2 Despido objetivo por motivos de obsolescencia profesional. 3.3 Despido objetivo por causas económicas, técnicas, organizativas o de producción. Reestructuración y rejuvenecimiento de plantillas. 4. La resolución del contrato por voluntad del trabajador. El acoso laboral por razón de la edad. 5. La tutela jurisdiccional del trabajador maduro víctima de discriminación por razón de su edad. 6. La negociación colectiva como herramienta para el mantenimiento del empleo de los trabajadores maduros. 7. Gestión de la diversidad generacional en la empresa. CAPÍTULO V. EL TRÁNSITO HACIA LA JUBILACIÓN. 1. Aproximación general a la jubilación. 2. Compatibilidad entre contrato de trabajo y pensión de jubilación. 2.1 Evolución normativa desde la óptica del derecho de la seguridad social. 2.2 Evolución normativa desde la óptica del derecho del trabajo. 3. Modalidades de jubilación. 3.1 La jubilación ordinaria. 3.2 La jubilación anticipada. 3.2.1 La jubilación anticipada por razón del grupo o actividad profesional. 3.2.2 La jubilación anticipada de trabajadores con discapacidad. 3.2.3 La jubilación anticipada involuntaria. 3.2.4 La jubilación anticipada voluntaria. 3.3 La jubilación parcial. 3.3.1 La jubilación parcial con contrato de relevo. 3.3.2 La jubilación parcial autónoma, diferida o postergada. 3.4 La jubilación flexible. 3.5 La jubilación activa. 3.6 La jubilación forzosa. 3.6.1 Las cláusulas convencionales de jubilación forzosa. 3.6.2 La jubilación forzosa en el sector público. 3.7 La prejubilación. 4. A modo de conclusión: el futuro de la jubilación. BIBLIOGRAFÍA.

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