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Slide One of the PDF (PPT2PDF) from the successful PhD thesis defense on May 31, 2024 of the “Works for Works: ‘No Rights’” project, Postgraduate School, ZRC SAZU, Ljubljana, Slovenia. See Google Drive link for full PDF.
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This paper analyses the legal nature and socio-economic implications of the lock-out (employer strike) in the contemporary legislative context, with a particular focus on the Romanian legal system.
Tudor APETRI
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Concept and legal consequences of abuse of labor law
Since the current labor legislation of many countries, including Russia, does not contain an unambiguous definition and direct regulation of the abuse of law in labor relations, the work suggests an understanding of the abuse of law in the field of labor
M. N. Bronnikova, S. V. Osipova
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L’objecte d’aquest treball analitza, sense cap pretensió exhaustiva, l’impacte jurídic que han tingut les mesures preses sobre alguns dels drets de l’àmbit social, mitjançant la legislació d’urgència, per a fer front a la crisi econòmica i financera.
Marc Carrillo
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Did "Right-to-Work" Work for Idaho? [PDF]
The Idaho legislature passed their right-to-work law in 1986. Idaho provides an interesting case study for the effects of the law because it adopted the law during a period in which unionization had already declined substantially in the United States.
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The Right to Work and Rights at Work in Australia
2021Solomon examines the international standards with respect to the right to work and rights at work and considers the extent to which Australia departs from those standards. The institutional framework that shapes the labour regulatory regime, while providing no constitutional or statutory protection for these rights yet influenced by neoliberal ideas ...
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The Right to Work, and the Right at Work
Economic Geography, 2015AbstractAntiunion right to work (RTW) laws are a distinctive legacy of (trans)formative struggles around the industrial-relations settlement in the United States, and an enduring symbol of its stunted and bifurcated development. The RTW fault line, drawn in the 1940s and 1950s, was for a long time the sharpest spatial indicator of the divide between ...
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Work right to right work: An automythology of chronic illness and work
Chronic Illness, 2017Objectives Chronic illness is known to disrupt and redirect the usual course of work trajectories. This article aims to portray the longitudinal course of negotiating work after multiple sclerosis. Methods Using therapy and personal ...
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