Days after the ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice that annulled an update of compensation at 7.745% because it was considered "
disproportionate
", the National Chamber of Labor
already sets limits on the adjustments
and ordered them to be tied to the
Reference Stabilization Coefficient (CER)
.
Judges María Dora González and Víctor Pesino resolved a case involving a work accident involving a forestry employee who suffered a blow to the head.
The resolution is the first from labor justice after the Court's ruling weeks ago.
In the ruling, the chamber members pointed out that "if the National Executive Branch ties its debts in pesos to the 'CER' and the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic guarantees the fixed-term deposits tied to the 'CER', nothing prevents the Judicial Branch from
using this same variable to penalize default
."
The Court marked the court weeks ago by annulling a ruling by the National Chamber of Labor that ordered the successive capitalization of interest due to the application of the so-called act 2764/2022.
The highest court considered that this criterion for calculating dismissal compensation is not provided for in the law and caused in the case a disproportionate increase in the sentence that reached 7745.30%.
This act was criticized by several business chambers and some political sectors considered it part of the supposed “labor trial industry.”
The Court, with the signature of Horacio Rosatti, Carlos Rosenkrantz, Juan Carlos Maqueda and Ricardo Lorenzetti, considered the ruling of Chamber IX arbitrary.
News in development.