Unpaid Salary by 4th Business Day: Legal Remedies
Statutory breakdown of mora salarial in Argentina; LCT regulations, limitation periods, and SECLO conciliation in Buenos Aires.
Questions regarding mora salarial?
Consult Lead Attorney Dr. Guillermo Conti on a pure contingency fee basis:
Essential Legal Distinctions
- Compliance with Mora Salarial: Strict enforcement of LCT protections.
- Zero Upfront Litigation Costs: Total statutory exemption from filing fees.
- Pure Contingency Fees: We get paid only upon successful financial recovery.
1. Statutory Framework and Legal Precedents
If salary is unpaid by the 4th business day (Art. 128 LCT), dispatch a 48-hour demand telegram under penalty of performance withholding and constructive dismissal.
2. Statutory Demand and Legal Recovery Proceedings
When these rights are breached, workers should issue a statutory demand telegram (Law 23,789) under penalty of constructive dismissal and initiate proceedings with CNAT court interest rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I file a legal claim for mora salarial?
By dispatching a formal labor telegram and submitting the claim to SECLO administrative conciliation or court litigation.
What is the applicable statute of limitations?
Two (2) years under Article 256 of the Argentine Employment Contracts Act.
Do employees pay upfront court fees?
No. Employees benefit from total statutory gratuity under Article 20 LCT.
How are court interest rates calculated?
Updated in accordance with official binding rates established by the National Labor Court of Appeals (CNAT).