Classification and functional mobility: structural relations and application problems

Abstract

The present study addresses the relationships between classification and functional mobility in light of the structuring elements of the framing and the material transformations operated in it. The classification constitutes an organic whole whose ordering depends on each organizational substrate, thus collecting a wide range of classifying elements. Law 3/2012 reformed this matter by enthroning the group as an omniscient category (ex arts. 22 and 39 ET), however, the material and professional reality backbones the classification with a wide variety of referential elements. On the other hand, a defective classification of the categories necessarily stresses the business faculties embedded in functional mobility and the modifying institute. This justifies the analysis of this issue from this integrative and systemic perspective.