Estimated coverage program (copes):
public management versus legality
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https://doi.org/10.46901/revistadadpu.i09.p%25pKeywords:
Sickness Benefit. Estimated Coverage Program. Public Management. Legality.Abstract
The central theme of this article is the program Estimated Coverage Program (COPES), which is currently known as the programated discharged. This forecasts the automatic termination of these benefit, in accordance with the date of recuperation of the disability work stipulated by the skill in the moment of the concession of the benefit. The objective here is to analyze it under two approaches: like program of public management of the Social Welfare and as for his legality. In spite of bringing great benefits to the Public Administration, the programated discharge is illegal and it offends constitutional principles. As a solution, an adaptation is proposed to the program, which must predict in the initial skill the date of next skill not the end of the benefit. This way, it will not bring high costs for the Social Welfare and it ends the benefit respecting the lax and the Constitution.
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