Practice question · Match the pairs
Match each labor-law term to its meaning.
- Ajenidad
- Convenio colectivo
- SMI
- Dependence
- The wage floor no contract may undercut
- Working under the employer’s direction
- Union-employer pact binding a whole sector
- Fruits and risks belong to the employer
Hints
- Two terms are defining notes of the relationship, two are guaranteed floors.
- One note concerns whose account the work is done for.
Show the answer
- Ajenidad → Fruits and risks belong to the employer
- Convenio colectivo → Union-employer pact binding a whole sector
- SMI → The wage floor no contract may undercut
- Dependence → Working under the employer’s direction
Why
Two of the four defining notes plus the two great floors, the vocabulary that decides whether labor law applies and what it guarantees.
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