Decree No. 110: Additional Contributions for Occupational Accidents and Diseases
Decree No. 110
Additional Contributions Based on Differentiated Activities
DS 110 – MIN. LABOR
Fixed Scale for Determining Differential Contributions
(Published in the Official Journal of 29 May 1968)
No. 110 .- Santiago, May 15, 1968 .- Considering the provisions of Article 15 of Law 16.744, on Occupational Accidents and Occupational Diseases, and No. 2 of Article 72 of the State Constitution,
DECREE:
The additional contributions referred to in letter b) of Article 15 of Law 16.744 will be determined
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