NewsWhore
03-30-2011, 05:00 PM
The Third Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) has rejected an appeal filed by a group of workers who tried to oblige the Cristobal Colon Sugar Mill to sign labor contracts with their employees as "inappropriate and with no legal basis".
The high court confirmed the decision by the Labor Appeals Court of San Pedro de Macoris, which revoked the sentence of the Second Chamber of the Justice of Peace for the jurisdiction that obliged the sugar mill to sign labor contracts with the appellant workers on the grounds of lack of a legal basis, a distortion of the facts and a violation of the basic principles of the Labor Code.
El Caribe said that the Supreme Court accepted the arguments contained in the decision by the Labor Court that said that "work is not that which is described on paper, but rather that which is carried out in fact".
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The high court confirmed the decision by the Labor Appeals Court of San Pedro de Macoris, which revoked the sentence of the Second Chamber of the Justice of Peace for the jurisdiction that obliged the sugar mill to sign labor contracts with the appellant workers on the grounds of lack of a legal basis, a distortion of the facts and a violation of the basic principles of the Labor Code.
El Caribe said that the Supreme Court accepted the arguments contained in the decision by the Labor Court that said that "work is not that which is described on paper, but rather that which is carried out in fact".
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#9)