The nature of the ordinary job title reform to hard and harmful job titles claim in the light of the procedure of the Administrative Court of Justice

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Mohebi Davood; Mashhadi Ali; Dastpeyman Saeb

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Journal: Administrative Law Year:2024 | Volume:11 | Issue:37 Page(s): 197-216

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The nature of the ordinary job title reform to hard and harmful job titles claim in the light of the procedure of the Administrative Court of Justice

Author(s)

Mohebi Davood | Mashhadi Ali | Dastpeyman Saeb | Issue Writer Certificate

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Hard and Harmful Occupations

job title reform

Human Rights

Court of Administrative Justice

Abstract

Enjoying a proper, healthy and hygienic work environment and protection during work and retirement due to the right to life, the right to health, the right to work and social security and the right to a healthy environment are Human Rights reasons for supporting hard-working and harmful workers.
Employment of workers subject to the Labor and Social Security Act working in hard and harmful jobs in order to enjoy legal protections must be obtained in these jobs. This leads to a claim under job title reform. some consider this as a dispute between the workers and the Social Security Administration, and it is primarily within the competence of the organization to deal with it. Some also consider this dispute as one of the disputes arising from the provisions of the labor law and in the category of disputes between the worker and the employer and its handling is primarily in the competence of the labor recognition and dispute resolution boards. Considering the provisions of Articles 148 and 157 of the Labor Law and Article 39 of the Social Security Law and the Unity Vote of Procedure No. 1115-1114 dated 1/4/1400 of the General Assembly of the Court of Administrative Justice, the recent opinion is more in line with laws and regulations.

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