News and olds lapsing of the executive pretension in the Labor Process

Abstract

Labor law prescription constitutes a theme replete with contraversy. It therefore should be considered more closely particularly concerning two items: The first one relates to the recent alteration of the Constitution which rendered susceptible to prescription during labor contract validity, credits of rural workers. This novelty engenders interesting inquiries of transitory jurisprudence. The second item relates to the prescription of executive arrogation which until the present date has been badly dealt with by jurisprudence and that has received non-coherent handling in precept.