DECENT WORK AND ITS GUARANTEE THROUGH GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE MEXICAN STATE AND THE SPANISH STATE
Keywords:
decent work, informal work, transnational work, labor inspection and social security, judicial and administrative labor courts, direct and indirect access to the justiciability of labor rightsAbstract
Decent work is an international discourse that seeks, through objective 8 of the 2030 agenda, to guarantee formal work both in the internal sphere of States, as well as in the crossed field of labor relations between States. This objective arises from the need to reduce informal work. It is true that actions and omissions by the employer - employer - that tend to configure informal work can be claimed before the administrative and judicial labor courts, however, the judicial or administrative route is not the ideal measure to guarantee workers access to decent work. An analysis will be made of the type of State and type of Government between the Mexican constitutional State and the Spanish constitutional State, and how they face, from their differences, the same problem: guarantee national and transnational decent work.
