Unit one
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This document outlines the hierarchy of labor laws and regulations in Spain. It lists the key sources of labor rules as: 1) the Spanish Constitution, 2) international treaties, 3) laws made by Congress, 4) decrees made by the government, 5) collective agreements signed by worker and employer representatives, and 6) individual labor contracts signed by employers and workers. It also provides vocabulary related to labor roles and regulations and activities to test understanding of how these different sources relate to one another.
Unit one
- 1. Curso 2010/2011 F.O.L./UNIT 1 UNIT 1: LABOUR LAW There are many roles in Spain. These are the Spanish roles: Hay muchas normas en España. Estas son las más importantes: 1st The Spanish Constitution La Constitución Española 2nd the International Treaty El tratado internacional 3rd the Law La Ley 4th the Decree El Decreto 5th the Collective Agreement El Convenio Colectivo 6th the Labour Contract El Contrato de trabajo -The Congress makes Law El Congreso hace leyes -The Government makes Decrees El Gobierno hace los decretos -Governments sign the International Treaties Los gobiernos firman los tratados internacionales -The Collective Agreement are signed by the legal representatives of the workers and the employers El Convenio Colectivo está firmado por los representantes de los trabajadores y empresarios - the Labour Contract is signed by an employer and a worker El Contrato de trabajo está firmado por el empresario y el trabajador Mª Isabel Pérez Ortega I.E.S. “ La Rosaleda”
- 2. Curso 2010/2011 F.O.L./UNIT 1 Vocabulary Congress Government Law Role Judge President Minister Spanish constitution Directive Treaty Contract Sentence Actividades 1º Intenta traducir las siguientes frases: 1. The Spanish Constitution is the most important Spanish law. 2. The Spanish Constitution was approved by referendum. 2º Une con una flecha las normas y quienes las hacen: • Congress - Decree • Government - Labour Contract • An employer and a worker - Law • European Community - Spanish Constitution • Spanish people - Directive Mª Isabel Pérez Ortega I.E.S. “ La Rosaleda”