ety and in such sphere as may be determined, and appropriate provisions shall be adopted to make better use of free time for the benefit of the physical, spiritual and cultural development of workers.
Workers are entitled to weekly time off and paid vacations on the same terms as for days actually worked.
Article 91: Every worker has the right to a salary sufficient to
enable him or her to live with dignity and cover basic material, social
and intellectual needs for himself or herself and his or her family. The
payment of equal salary for equal work is guaranteed, and the share
of the profits of a business enterprise to which workers are entitled
shall be determined. Salary is not subject to gamishment, and shall be
paid periodically and promptly in legal tender, with the exception of
the food allowance, in accordance with law.
The State guarantees workers in both the public and the private sector a vital minimum salary which shall be adjusted each year, taking as one of the references the cost of a basic market basket. The form and procedure to be followed, shall be established by law.
Article 92: All workers have the right to benefits to compensate
them for length of service and protect them in the event of dismissal.
Salary and benefits are labor obligations due and payable immediately upon accrual. Any delay in payment of the same shall bear interest, which constitutes a debt certain and shall enjoy the same privileges and guarantees as the principal debt.
Article 93: Stable employment shall be guaranteed by law, with
provisions as appropriate to restrict any form of unjustified dismissal.
Dismissals contrary to this Constitution are null and void.
Article 94: The liability of the natural or juridical person for
whose benefit services are provided through an intermediary or contractor shall be determined by law, without prejudice to the job and
severance liability of the latter. The State shall establish, through the
competent organ, the liability to which employers in general are sub-
