Summary

Statute Law of the Spanish People (1945)

Labour, by virtue of its essentially human condition, cannot be relegated to the material concept of merchandise, nor be the object of any transaction incompatible with the personal dignity of the worker. It is of itself an attribute of honor and merit sufficient to demand the protection and assistance of the State.
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Statute Law of the Spanish People (1945)

The State recognizes the commercial firm as a community contributing technical skill, labour and capital in its various forms, and supports, as a consequence, the right of these elements to participate in the benefits. The State shall ensure that relations between these elements be maintained on strictly equitable lines and in a hierarchy that subordinates economic values to human values, to the interests of the Nation and to the demands of the common good.
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