Las responsabilidades jurídicas exigibles al empresario por incumplimiento de sus obligaciones en materia de seguridad y salud en el trabajo de las mujeres
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Abstract
This work is geared towards the analysis of those legal liabilities which are enforceable on the employer in view of non-compliance with their obligations with regard to the Health and Safety at Work of women. To this end, the legal system in force that penalizes the employer in terms of administrative, criminal and civil liability is examined.
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