The ‘sustainable’ Industrial Democracy and the role of Trade Unions in the Just Transition by Andrea Sgroi

“…Despite the differences, it can be argued that labour law's main problem has been reconciling the protection of workers' rights with economic freedoms, using law or bargaining to achieve this. …”
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Challenges to pre-migration interventions to prevent human trafficking: Results from a before-and-after learning assessment of training for prospective female migrants in Odisha, I... by Nicola Suyin Pocock, Ligia Kiss, Mamata Dash, Joelle Mak, Cathy Zimmerman, Michelle L. Munro-Kramer

“…Adjusted analyses used mixed effects models to explore whether receiving information on workers’ rights or working away from home prior to the training was associated with changes in scores. …”
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IMPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES IN THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF MIGRANT WORKERS AND MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILIES IN LAW NO. 18 OF 2017 IN AN EFFORT TO PRO... by Muhammad Iqbal, Fifik Wiryani

“…From the research, it is found that the Convention has been able to influence the legal norms in Law no. 18 of 2017 with the strengthening of human values through the principles and the existence of Indonesian Migrant Workers rights which do not only regulate Indonesian Migrant Workers themselves  but also related to their family rights.…”
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L’envers du droit. La législation du travail domestique salarié en Bolivie et au Pérou (xixe-xxie siècles) by Laura Carpentier-Goffre

“…This article provides a sociogenesis of the legal framework for paid domestic work in these two countries through the prism of structural power relationships as a starting point for a broader reflection on the reasons for the ineffectiveness of domestic workers' rights on a globalized scale. It supports the materialist thesis that, far from being a contingent dysfunction, the ineffectiveness of current laws regulating ancillary relations is efficient from the point of view of those who conceive them, promulgate them, and are responsible for enforcing them when the state is in the hands of the employer's class.…”
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L’adaptation du contexte institutionnel : condition sine qua non du développement durable des palmeraies camerounaises by Oriane Plédran, Sylvain Rafflegeau, Patrice Levang

“…Therefore, an adapted framework has to be put in place as a prerequisite for a sustainable development trajectory of the palm oil sector - e.g. enhancing production methods that are economically viable (higher yields per hectare, disease and pest control, etc.), socially equitable (respect for workers' rights, consent of local communities, etc.) and protecting the environment (biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation and adaptation, etc.). …”
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On Strike and On Stage: Migration, Mobilization, and the Cultural Work of El Teatro Campesino by Elizabeth Rodriguez Fielder

“…The result created a unique forum that enabled promotional education about unions and workers’ rights to exist side-by-side with themes of self-reflection and criticism concerning the risks of identity politics. …”
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Swedish Employers and Trade Unions, Labor Migration and the Welfare State—Perspectives on Swedish Labor Migration Policy Debates during the 1960s and the 2000s by Jesper Johansson

“…In LO’s perspective, a regulated immigration policy is a fundamental precondition for guaranteeing workers’ rights, and for minimizing potential negative effects for the functioning of the Swedish labor market model and for a prosperous Swedish welfare state.…”
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Impact of the first wave of COVID-19 on the employment of older people in Latvia, the Baltic States and Europe by Rajevska Olga, Reine Agnese, Baltmane Diana

“…The existing labour legislation in Latvia does not ensure sufficient protection of workers’ rights and health in the situation of remote work.…”
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Methodology of Selecting Optimal Fare System for Public Transport of Passengers by Vladimir Dragan Popović, Pavle Gladović, Milica Miličić, Milan Stanković

“…According to the European Committee (EC) on Transport, the future road transport strategy lies in creating a strong road transport sector which is based on a well-functioning internal market, fair competition and workers’ rights, decarbonization, and use of digital technologies. …”
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Strikes in Serbia since 2000 to 2005 by Novaković Nada

“…Therefore strike is radical form of trade union struggle for workers rights. Main questions in the analysis were: on social structure as a background of strikes, on organizations and trade unions included in it, on effects of strikes in Serbia in the given period. …”
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Strengthening Regulations In Protecting Indonesian Migrant Workers Before Departing to the Destination Country by Rifqon Khairazi

“…The results revealed that the violations of Indonesian Migrant workers’ rights occurred due to the lack of implementation of before working (pre-departure) protection. …”
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Pengaturan Pemutusan Hubungan Kerja (Phk) di Indonesia dan Singapura by Haikal Sudjudiman, Fatma Ulfatun Najicha

“…This journal will describe clearly the equality and guarantee of legal protection for workers' rights in cases of termination of employment in Indonesia and Singapore so that we can benefit from the legal protection offered by Singapore. …”
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COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF LABOR RELATIONS CONCEPTS IN VARIOUS FOREIGN NATIONS by Yuliya S. Gusakova, Tatyana L. Adrianovskaya, Valentina V. Chuksina, Aleksej  N. Nifanov, Michael  V.Presnyakov

“…The conclusion is made that the borrowing of the experience of the nations’ adhering to the Anglo-Saxon pattern is not acceptable for Russia because, in them, the contract of labor is demonstrated not as a means able to guarantee the workers’ rights but as a legal means to generate circumstances able to infringe on their benefits. …”
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Women's Movements Institutionalization and Impact on Policy. The Case of the Bolivian Movement of Domestic Workers by Pablo Castaño

“…I investigate this issue by focusing on the Bolivian movement of domestic workers, a paradigmatic case of an institutionalized women's movement that had a sound impact on the symbolic dimension of the policy on domestic workers' rights but a much weaker impact on its substantive dimension. …”
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Technology and the right to strike: conflicting realities by Maria Carmen Aguilar Del Castillo

“…The application of the Royal Decree 1977 to technology-based actions of the employer has led the Constitutional Court to deny the violation of the right to strike, and therefore to consider technological strike-breaking as a guarantee for workers' rights. Including the simple absence from work in the right to strike and excluding the ability to limit employer’s power, is a restrictive interpretation of the essential content of the right. …”
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‘Misclassified Partnership’ and the Impact of Legal Loophole on Workers by Nabiyla Risfa Izzati, Mas Muhammad Gibran Sesunan

“…The research also found that this legal loophole has been impacting the working conditions of workers under the partnership model, robbing their workers' rights and legal protection by law. The possible solutions to the issue are then discussed by looking at the good practices in other countries, such as the UK, France, Spain, and the US…”
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Forced Resignation of Financial Industry Workers by Employers Judging from The Legislation by Suwinto Johan, Ariawan Gunadi

“…The company's responsibility to give compensation in severance pay and other workers' rights will be eliminated if employees depart. …”
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Crises, informalité et reconfigurations du marché du travail : quatre décennies de bouleversements économiques au Brésil by Mireille Razafindrakoto, François Roubaud, Alexis Saludjian

“…Among the main findings, we show the tremendous resilience of the Brazilian labour market, which goes down in history, the gradual disappearance since the 1990s of the mechanisms of the “canonical” crisis, supplanted by a process of multifaceted exclusion, as well as the increasing blurring between formal and informal borders, to the detriment of workers’ rights. However, crises are not always the best starting point: for example, the growth phase of the 2000s appears to be the only “transformative” period which left a positive and lasting imprint on the world of work.…”
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New Blacks: Language, DNA, and the Construction of the African American/Dominican Boundary of Difference by Aris Moreno Clemons

“…Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention, and the workers’ rights movements—projects investigating moments of inter-ethnic solidarity and conflict remain essential. …”
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Pushing the debate on Posted Workers beyond the EU’s Status Quo by Aristel Skrbic

“…From the latter’s perspective, both the majority view as well as the critique from the periphery are to be rejected, since the very opposition between the two options is inimical to workers’ rights in the EU. Radical democratic action is necessary to overcome this impasse, to open the space within which rights and interests of workers from across the Union can be properly protected and advanced.…”
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