- Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in the Latin American Civil . . .
This document is a summary of the study entitled, Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in the Latin American Civil Service: Argentina, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Peru The report includes the theoretical framework, the results of the study, and contains conclusions for consideration for a "labor relations development index "
- 14 - Labor, Workers’ Rights, and Democracy in Latin America
This chapter traces Latin America’s labor movement’s long, tumultuous struggle for workers’ rights, equity, and democracy through periods of corporatism, authoritarian rule, neoliberalism, and contemporary left- and right-wing populist governments
- Labor Market Dynamics, Informality and Regulations in Latin America - IMF
Labor markets in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) are characterized by high levels of informality and relatively rigid regulation This paper shows that these two features are related and together make the speed of adjustment of employment to shocks slower, especially when regulations are tightly enforced
- How do Labor Unions Affect Inequality and Efficiency in Latin America . . .
This paper posits that we have a limited understanding, both theoretically and empirically, of how labor unions affect welfare in the LAC region Alternative approaches developed in other contexts, such as the neoclassical insider-outsider theory or a Marxist perspective, do not easily translate to the region
- Work and Labor Movements in Latin America | Oxford Research . . .
Labor studies in Latin America have undergone important transformations in the early 21st century Workers in several countries have contested the flexible processes of labor and work that were common through the 1980s and 1990s and the labor movement has transformed some of its traditional strategies
- Overview of Labor Employment Law in Latin America
Overview of Labor Employment Law in Latin America This publication has been prepared for clients and professional associates of Baker McKenzie It is intended to provide only a summary of selected legal developments
- Chapter 5 Informality and Labor Market Dynamics in Latin America
This chapter has three goals: we first present stylized facts on labor markets in Latin America from a comparative perspective to motivate and ground the subsequent work Second, we empirically analyze the cyclical behavior of Latin American labor markets
- Chapter 12 Comparative Labor Relations Flashcards
In most industrialized countries, there is little support for unionization, significant employer resistance to unions, and weak support for a socialist movement The degree of hostility toward unionization that is present in the U S is unique among democratic, industrialized countries
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