The State and its Workers

This article was not accepted with the argument that, although it is true that in many cases state workers were placed in the same conditions as workers in general, granting them all the rights established in article 123 of the Constitution could bring the stoppage of activities. of the State. The bureaucrats of the States and the Municipalities were not regulated, since article 2 of the Federal Labor Law of 1931 established: The relations between the State and its servants will be governed by the laws of the Civil Service that are dictated. This precept did not determine which legislative body would be in charge of formulating the regulations. Since then, the criterion prevailed that State workers were objects of regularization by administrative law, since an Entrepreneur-State was not conceived for profit, but rather as a public service, thus confusing the purposes of the State. with the intrinsic subordinate personal character. It is of the utmost importance to promote research regarding the rights of workers since today we see that they have fewer and fewer rights and they are losing all the battles they have won regarding respect for their work.