Significación del trabajo decente en Pandemia COVID 19 en Relaciones de Trabajo Dependientes Públicas.

The scientific article presents the results of doctoral research focused on analyzing, from a technical-legal perspective, the significance of decent work during the COVID-19 pandemic in public-dependent labor relations. The qualitative research analyzes situations and events through argumentative and documentary evaluations. Semi-structured interviews were used as instruments, targeting three key social actors: public employees, employers, and labor authorities. The study is based on a framework addressing decent work from the perspective of public employees, occupational risks, labor protection, and guidelines for care and life preservation during the pandemic. It also highlights the State's responsibility as an employer in managing contingencies related to occupational diseases, work accidents, and fatalities caused by the health crisis. The conclusions emphasize that occupational health and safety constitute a normative, institutional, technical, and legal guarantee to protect the physical and mental integrity of public servants. Through hygiene, prevention, and monitoring programs, its essential role in promoting a decent work environment is highlighted. In summary, occupational health and safety emerge as key elements to dignify human labor and ensure its social and legal protection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]