Imputation of responsibility in pensions derived from professional illness

Abstract

The reform operated in 2007 in the area of responsibility in the payment of permanent disability, death and survival pensions, derived from occupational disease, generated growing litigation between the managing entity and the mutual social security collaborators; situation that to a large extent continues today. This work analyzes the normative, administrative and jurisprudential criteria that have been adopted over the years, until reaching the current doctrine of the Supreme Court, which has given prevalence to the distribution proportional to the time of coverage of the periods of exposure to risk or causative agent of occupational disease