The principle of non-waivability of rights in peruvian labor jurisdictions has been the subject of intense academic debates. This study explores the interaction between non-waivability of rights and normative temporality rules concerning labor rights enshrined in the 1993 Constitution. It argues that a correct interpretation, considering the theory of accomplished facts, encourages formal employers to create jobs in the Peruvian economy. Furthermore, it examines the jurisprudential application of the non-waivability principle in labor proceedings, emphasizing Law 29497 and its impact on conciliation agreements.
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