Toluca.- Given the growing adoption of telecommuting or remote work through the use of information technologies due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the deputy Emiliano Aguirre Cruz, proposed on behalf of the parliamentary group of Morena in the state Congress, to regulate this work modality in the state public sector, when establishing Rights and obligations of public servants, institutions and unions.
In a deliberative session chaired by the deputy Adrián Manuel Galicia Salceda (Morena), Emiliano Aguirre explained that with the reforms to the Labor Laws of Public Servants of the State and Municipalities and of Administrative Responsibilities of the Mexico state and Municipalities will be considered teleworking when the person performs more than 40 percent of their activities at home and primarily uses information and communication technologies.
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It proposes to incorporate as rights of public servants who work in this modality that of disconnection at the end of the working day, in addition to respecting the rights to decent work, equal pay, training and social security, among others that are already protected by law for those who provide their services in person.
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It indicates among the obligations of those who work in this modality, to take the greatest care in the conservation of equipment and materials that are granted to them for the fulfillment of their functions, to report on the agreed costs for the use of telecommunications services and the consumption of electricity, and deliver in a timely manner the work requested by their hierarchical superior.
While public institutions must provide, install and take care of the maintenance of the equipment, keep a record of supplies granted, establish contact and supervision mechanisms, assume costs derived from teleworking, such as payment for telecommunications services and the proportional part of electricity, as well as observing a gender perspective that allows reconciling personal life and the availability of workers, in addition to establishing sanctions for those who fail to comply with their obligations in this work modality.
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In addition, the state Legislature unanimously approved the incorporation of the mortgage lawsuit into the Code of Civil Procedures of the entity in order to balance the rights and obligations of borrowers and borrowers, as well as to resolve in an agile way, with reduced terms, the controversies that arise. on the occasion of the obligations guaranteed with the mortgage or its execution.
According to the opinion at the initiative of magistrate Ricardo Sodi Cuellar, president of the Superior Court of Justice of the State of Mexico (TSJEM), incorporating chapter XI of the mortgage lawsuit into the aforementioned code covers a legal void, by establishing that this procedure consists of process claims that are intended to demand the payment of a loan guaranteed by mortgage or, where appropriate, make the guarantee effective, regardless of the legal nature of said loan or the matter that regulates it.
Legislator Juan Maccise Naime (PRI) indicated that this judgment will proceed when the credit is recorded in a public deed, that it is expired or its early maturity may be required, in accordance with the mortgage contract or the law and that the public deed where it is recorded is registered in the Institute of the Registry Function.
The Legislative Plenary also approved reforms to the Code of Civil Procedures and the Law of Mediation, Conciliation and Promotion of Social Peace to incorporate, mainly in disputes about the civil status of people and family law, conciliation, mediation and restorative justice.
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When presenting the opinion, Deputy Gerardo Ulloa Pérez (Morena) considered it essential that the State ensure that conflicts that arise in the family take place in contexts that discourage violence and contribute to the protection of children and the family itself in order to to give them a solution in a brief, peaceful and free way.
For this reason, it establishes that in the order admissibility of the claim, and dictated, where appropriate, the measures aimed at provisionally guaranteeing the right of girls, boys and adolescents, persons with disabilities, in matters of food, guardianship, custody, parental authority, The judge will order that the parties in conflict go to the Information Board at the Center for Mediation, Conciliation and Restorative Justice of their jurisdiction, and in their case continue the Family Alternative Justice Process; requirement that will not be mandatory in case of family violence.
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