Ley 443 de 1998 | Ley 443 de 1998 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 443 de 1998

This provision is the preamble of Law 443 of 1998, which states that it sets rules on administrative career and other provisions.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 443 de 1998
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Language
es
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This provision is the preamble of Law 443 of 1998, which states that it sets rules on administrative career and other provisions. This article defines the administrative career system and says entry, staying in, and promotion in such jobs must be based only on merit, without influence from race, religion, sex, political affiliation, or similar factors. The article states principles for administrative career service, including equality and merit, and notes that the article was repealed. This article says which public employees are covered by the law, including several executive-branch, education, defense, and local-government-related groups. It also says the law applies in certain gaps for special career regimes and temporarily for specified territorial oversight and legislative bodies. This article defines specific career systems and assigns oversight to the National Civil Service Commission; it also sets criteria for a special career regime for scientific and technological personnel.

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