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Commentary on ‘The Right to Work and the Right at Work’
Economic Geography, 2015The article discusses right to work and right at work. Topics discussed include labor market, economic geography and labor geography. Other topics which includes workforce in United States, property rights in the country and collective bargaining are also discussed. Labor fragmentation is also mentioned.
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Right to work or refusal to work: Disability rights at a crossroads
Disability & Society, 2020Work is a central conduit to justice for the disability rights movement, which claims that through work, persons with disabilities may find meaning, belonging, and a sense of worthiness, and be tak...
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2016
The Australian Charter of Employment Rights identifies the rights and obligations that workers and employers should provide to each other. A right that stands outside the ambit of the Charter is the right to work. This is not a right that any individual employer can fulfil — although it can be hoped that, with an eye to the public interest, employers ...
Peter Kriesler, J. W. Nevile
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The Australian Charter of Employment Rights identifies the rights and obligations that workers and employers should provide to each other. A right that stands outside the ambit of the Charter is the right to work. This is not a right that any individual employer can fulfil — although it can be hoped that, with an eye to the public interest, employers ...
Peter Kriesler, J. W. Nevile
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The Right to Strike and the Right to Work
Journal of Applied Philosophy, 1985ABSTRACT L. J. MacFarlane has contended that the right to strike is a keystone of democratic society. The right to strike is a right to free expression, association, assembly and power. And the right to strike is dependent upon the right to employment. MacFarlane denies that the right to employment is a universal right.
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The Right to Work, the Right to Live
European Romantic Review, 2016ABSTRACTThis essay situates within Romantic discourse the twinned histories of two notions of “the right to work”: le droit de travailler and le droit au travail. It examines the rationales for each, their appearance in crucial texts of Romantic literature, and their implication for more recent debates about the right to work, both in and out of the ...
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What is Work for? The Right to Work and the Right to be Idle
1997While working on this paper I remembered that in the late 1970s an elderly neighbour gave me a pamphlet with the title, The Right to be Idle (La Fargue, 1937) which she explained had sustained her throughout her working life in the textile mills of West Yorkshire.
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2023
In France as elsewhere, disabled people suffer from structural marginalization in the labour market. Employment-related disability rights crystallize the ambivalence of disability policies: between an assumed inability to work that entitles people to benefits and the promotion of workforce participation; and between sheltered employment, quotas, and ...
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In France as elsewhere, disabled people suffer from structural marginalization in the labour market. Employment-related disability rights crystallize the ambivalence of disability policies: between an assumed inability to work that entitles people to benefits and the promotion of workforce participation; and between sheltered employment, quotas, and ...
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GTAC at Kansaa: Working it right in a Right-to-Work State
2013Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labor, No 7 (2001): Composition as Management ...
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International Labour Review, 2000
Awarded the Nobel Prize for economics in 1998, Sen is a creative author who explores the boundaries between economics and philosophy. In 1975, he wrote a seminal study on employment for the ILO, entitled Employment, technology and development: A study prepared for the ILO within the framework of the World Employment Programme.
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Awarded the Nobel Prize for economics in 1998, Sen is a creative author who explores the boundaries between economics and philosophy. In 1975, he wrote a seminal study on employment for the ILO, entitled Employment, technology and development: A study prepared for the ILO within the framework of the World Employment Programme.
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Right to Work, Rights in Work and Right to Social Security
2012The Vienna Manual on Human Rights tailored to the multidisciplinary Vienna Master of Arts in Human Rights aims at providing future human rights professionals with a first insight into the fascinating and multifaceted world of human rights with its universal and regional organisations, standards and protection mechanisms.
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