Revisión de presuntas relaciones laborales atípicas: El caso de vendedores ambulantes de Vive 100 en Colombia

Abstract

Work has been the way in which people have developed their skills and, later, with the implementation of the economic market, it became the basis for accessing remuneration and also the most viable way for people to have academic growth and professional With the solid labor force, the monopolies of businessmen were consolidated and from there the disparity that existed between both guilds began to be evident and thus many historical events were given that evidenced abuse of human rights through deplorable working conditions.

It was from the year 1945 that in Colombia, with Law 6, what we know today as Colombian labor law began, and years later in the Political Constitution of Colombia, the right to work for each of its inhabitants was confirmed. as one of the fundamental pillars for the consolidation of a just society. However, in recent years new subcontracting models have been regularized which, although legal, have provided some uncertainty in the access to rights of many workers.

Informality and labor outsourcing are factors that currently contribute negatively to the construction of labor stability for workers who, in most cases, carry out their functions within the framework of the essential elements of the contract without having all the guarantees that will be produced. tend to provide employers.