US EditionThe City's High Court of Justice Defined How Occupational Injury Compensation Will Be Updated
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He established that it should be adjusted by the RIPTE, an average monthly wage index.The court revoked what the Chamber of Labor established.There are a thousand other cases that will have the same resolution.
The highest court of Buenos Aires resolved a case of 2023 and fixed the adjustment for RIPTE, the index that measures the average increase in wages. It is the first pronouncement in this jurisdiction after the famous judgment “Levinas” of the Supreme Court
The High Court of Justice of the City of Buenos Aires (TSJ) determined the criterion of updating the trials for industrial accidents and ordered the application of the Index of Average Imponable Remuneration of Stable Workers (Ripte). The decision of the maximum Buenos Aires court goes against what the National Chamber of Labor has been holding, a forum in which the Peronist unions have weight and influence. Thus, the Buenos Aires court debuted …
Following the Levinas ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (CSJN), the High Court of Justice of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (TSJ) established doctrine by issuing “the first revocatory judgment” in “a case derived from the national labor justice.” It repealed a decision of the National Chamber of Labour Appeals, in the case Boulanger c/Provincia ART arising from a work accident in 2023, which ordered estimating the interes…
The High Court of Justice of the City of Buenos Aires ruled in one case for an industrial accident and ruled that interest should be calculated on the basis of the Average Taxable Compensation Index of Stable Workers (RIPTE) and not on the basis of the Reference Stabilization Coefficient (CER), as the Chamber of Labour had argued. Read more
The highest court of Buenos Aires ruled that compensation for accidents at work should be calculated with the RIPTE index, which follows the evolution of wages, and left behind other criteria such as the bank rate or the CER, which respond to inflation. The High Court of Justice (TSJ) of the City of Buenos Aires made a key decision regarding accidents at work: from now on, the compensation must be updated according to the RIPTE index, which meas…
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