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Globalization in Collective Bargaining,Baseball,and Matsuzaka:Labor and Antitrust Law on the Diamond
Globalization in Collective Bargaining Baseball Matsuzaka Labor Antitrust Law
2009/11/6
Aside from the enduring racial divide in the United States, the
most critical domestic issue is that of the growing gap between the rich
and poor in our country. The decline of the labor movement an...
Changing Employment Practices,Corporate Governance,and the Role of Labor Law in Japan
Employment Practices Corporate Governance Role of Labor Law
2009/11/6
Deregulation, decentralization, and flexibilization are common
phenomena found in labor law systems in almost all nations across the
globe.1 The experience of the fundamental reforms of the Australi...
Recrafting a Trojan Horse:Thoughts on Workplace Governance in Light of Recent British Labor Law Developments
Trojan Horse Workplace Governance British Labor Law Developments
2009/11/6
In June of 2000, Britain established a statutory union recognition
procedure applicable to all private and public employers with more
than twenty workers.1 For a country with a history of voluntaris...
Reconciling Differences Differently:Reflections on Labor Law and Worker Voice After Collective Bargaining
Reflections on Labor Law Worker Voice Collective Bargaining
2009/11/6
Paul Weiler’s vision of labor law has always been an optimistic
one. He hopes that through collective bargaining, differences
between workers and employers might be reconciled, that perhaps
somethi...
Updating American Labor Law:Taking Advantage of a Window of Opportunity
American Labor Law Window of Opportunity
2009/11/6
Labor law in America is hard to change. This may be the
understatement of the century. For the past thirty years efforts to
update and modernize an outdated and ineffective labor law have
been stym...
The Regulation of Labor and the Relevance of Legal Origin
Regulation of Labor Relevance of Legal Origin
2009/11/6
Arguably the most important social science research of the past
decade has centered on comparative law and economics. In a
celebrated series of articles, the economists Rafael La Porta,
Florencio L...
The Interaction of Labor Market Regulation and Labor Market Policies in Welfare State Reform
Labor Market Regulation Labor Market Policies Welfare State Reform
2009/11/6
In order to explain differences in labor market performance,
factors determining the capacity of economic actors to adapt to
structural shifts or business cycle variations have to be taken into
acc...
Special Protection,Equality,and Beyond:Working Life and Parenthood Under Japanese Labor Law
Special Protection Equality Working Life Parenthood Japanese Labor Law
2009/11/6
Japan’s fertility rate continues to decline, and by 1990 had
reached a postwar low of 1.57, falling to 1.25 in 2005. With serious
concern for drastic demographic change, the Japanese government
reg...
Best Practice in the Regulation of International Labor Standards:Lessons of the U.S.-Cambodia Textile Agreement
Best Practice Regulation of International Labor Standards U.S.-Cambodia Textile Agreement
2009/11/6
It is widely argued that international economic liberalization
through the growing number of regional and bilateral trade
agreements is conducive to weaker international labor standards:
employers ...
Updating International Labor Standards in the Area of Social Security:A Framework for Analysis
International Labor Standards Area of Social Security Framework for Analysis
2009/11/6
This paper is written as a contribution to the updating of
international labor standards in the field of social security. The
starting point for our analysis is ILO Convention 102 of 1952
(“Convent...
The Position of Social Security in the System of International Labor Standards
Position of Social Security System of International Labor Standards
2009/11/6
Protecting workers against the risks of a loss of earning capacity
was part of the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) remit
when it was created in 1919, and a first series of conventions and
...
Enforcement Problems in Informal Labor Markets:A View from Israel
Enforcement Problems Informal Labor Markets View from Israel
2009/11/6
A recent report by the International Labor Organization (ILO)
boasts that the term “informal sector” was first popularized by the
ILO itself in the early 1970s.1 While the ILO now admits to some of
...
More Holes in the Bucket:Twenty Years of European Integration and Organized Labor
Holes in the Bucket Twenty Years European Integration Organized Labor
2009/11/6
Twenty years ago European leaders adopted the Single European
Act (SEA) and committed themselves to tearing down barriers to the
free flow of goods and services across the continent. In only six yea...
The past decade in Europe has seen an increase in litigation
before national labor courts leading to changed attitudes about the
use of conciliation to resolve disputes more quickly at lower cost an...
Plunder Downunder:Transplanting the Anglo-American Labor Law Model to Australia
Plunder Downunder Anglo-American Labor Law Model Australia
2009/11/6
In this paper I wish to explore an aspect of comparative labor law
by examining the approaches to national labor law policy by the
national governments of the three great common law federations of
...