2016
DOI: 10.51302/rtss.2016.2130
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El tratamiento de la provincia canadiense de Quebec respecto al acoso psicológico en el lugar de trabajo

Abstract: El presente trabajo pone de relieve la posición que toma el legislador de la provincia de Quebec respecto al acoso moral en el lugar de trabajo. Se hará un recorrido general de la situación de Canadá en torno al riesgo psicosocial, matizando su estructura territorial conformada por provincias y territorios y la incidencia que de ello se desprende para la regulación del acoso laboral. Además, se analizarán los derechos laborales que disfrutan los trabajadores canadienses para, seguidamente, incidir en la provin… Show more

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“…According to the same, the worker outside the legally or conventionally established working time does not have the obligation to respond to calls, corporate e-mails, or text messages. If the exercise of this right is put into practice in the company (in person or remotely), the mental workload and computer fatigue 23 of the worker would not have the necessary levels to have an impact on the health of workers.…”
Section: The "Digital Disconnection" In the Workplacementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the same, the worker outside the legally or conventionally established working time does not have the obligation to respond to calls, corporate e-mails, or text messages. If the exercise of this right is put into practice in the company (in person or remotely), the mental workload and computer fatigue 23 of the worker would not have the necessary levels to have an impact on the health of workers.…”
Section: The "Digital Disconnection" In the Workplacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the point of view of occupational ergonomics, there is a regulation developing the LPRL to be considered: Royal Decree 488/1997, of April 14, 1997, on minimum safety and health provisions relating to work with equipment including display screens (BOE Apr. 23,1997), which establishes the minimum measures to be adopted for the adequate protection of workers. 1997), which establishes the minimum measures to be adopted for the adequate protection of workers, including those aimed at guaranteeing that the use of equipment including data display screens (PVDs 11 ) by workers does not give rise to risks to their health and safety.…”
Section: Occupational Health and Safety In The Context Of Remote Workmentioning
confidence: 99%