New doctrine of the Supreme Court on the assessment of professional experience for the services provided in mutual collaborators with Social Security
Judgment of the contentious-administrative chamber of the Supreme Court of May 26, 2020
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https://doi.org/10.24310/rejlss.vi2.12452Keywords:
merit, mutual, word, public, concerted, health, ecualityAbstract
Analysis of the recent judgment of the Supreme Court that establishes doctrine about the consideration of mutual collaborators with social security as public health service for the purposes of the evaluation as a merit of the services provided for them in access to public employment. Approach to the complex legal nature of mutuals, the legal regime of their staff, and different judicial pronouncements that have determined the interest of the matter for the establishment of doctrine in cassation.
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