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The Santiago Appeals Court awarded a new victory to the medical staff of Clínica Las Condes in its dispute with the administration. This is because the court approved the order not to innovate requested by the plaintiffs.
In practical terms, This implies that the 559 communications made by the clinic to its doctors, informing about the end of their lease contracts as of next October, are without effect until the legal dispute that today faces the parties is formally resolved.
Of course, the effects of this order not to innovate will only reach doctors who have not signed a new contract with the clinic, since for practical purposes they still maintain the conditions of their original contracts in force.
This Wednesday the CLC medical staff scored the first victory in the dispute with the administration, after the justice system accepted the appeal for protection that had been filed by more than 400 doctors and in which they accused the Clinic, among other things, of “infringing the constitutional guarantees of the appellants and violating the contracts currently in force.”
All of the above, according to the plaintiffs, constitutes a violation of the law because “none of the express requirements established to notify the contract term were respected, as well as the deadlines that are required for that purpose.”
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