US EditionThe Court Ruled that Liability for Labour Debts Is Not Extendable to Senior Corporate Officials.
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The Supreme Court, with the vote of its three judges, left without effect a decision of the National Labor Justice that had extended the responsibility for compensation to those who had presided over or integrated the board of Telecom Argentina S.A. The Supreme Court of the Nation denied that the responsibility for labor credits was extended to the directors or the president of the board of directors of a company. It did so in a case filed by a …
The Supreme Court of the Nation confirmed that the responsibility for labor claims is not extended to the directors or president of the board of directors of a company. It did so in a case filed by a worker, surnamed Oviedo, who sued the companies Telecom Argentina S.A., Tel 3 S.A. and Cotelar S.R.L. for various salary claims and compensation for dismissal. The Court’s decision follows the appeal against a ruling of Chamber II of the National La…
The Court ruled in a case against Telecom Argentina SA, Tel 3 SA and Cotelar SRL The post Responsibility for Labor Credits: confirm that it does not extend to directors of companies appeared first on Trade and Justice.
He did so in a case filed by a worker, who sued Telecom Argentina S.A., Tel 3 S.A. and Cotelar S.R.L. companies for various wage credits and compensation for dismissal.
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