Algunos aspectos relativos a la prevención y protección de la maternidad y la lactancia de las trabajadoras autónomas y TRADES
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Abstract
The aim of this work is to analyse some issues regarding health and safety at work and the protection of self-employed female workers or those who are financially dependent against risks during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. In this respect, an attempt is made to make it clear that evolution in terms of prevention governed by the Law governing the Status of Self-Employed Workers' (LETA), while sensitive, has not resulted in legislators imposing any obligations with regard to the establishment of preventive measures against the risks faced by these workers. This continues to be to a large extent subordinate to the principle of self-governing powers with the force of law, which entails huge difficulties when exercising correlative rights of social protection in view of the updating of the aforementioned risks.
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