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Industrial growth, connected with traditional labor laws, had a
delayed start in Greece resulting in laws that only started taking shape
at the beginning of the twentieth century. Accelerating after...
The Inextricable Link Between Labor Law and Industrial Relations Transformation:A Review of Fading Corporatism:Israel's Labor Law and Industrial Relations Transition
Inextricable Link Labor Law Industrial Relations Transformation Fading Corporatism
2009/11/6
Over the past few decades, many national industrial relations
systems have undergone comprehensive transformation. These
transformations have resulted in dramatic changes to existing
institutions, ...
The Future of Labor and Finance
Future Labor Finance
2009/11/6
The collapse of financial markets in September 2008 occurred
shortly after I finished my paper and the commentators (other than
Brishen Rogers) wrote their essays. The house of cards that was the
s...
Finance and Labor:Perspectives on Risk,Inequality,and Democracy
Perspectives Risk Inequality Democracy
2009/11/6
We live in an era of financial development. Since 1980, capital
markets have expanded around the world; capital shuttles the globe
instantaneously. Shareholder concerns drive executive decision
mak...
Decency and Fairness in Labor Standards:An Australian Perspective on a Canadian Proposal
Decency Fairness Labor Standards Australian Perspective Canadian Proposal
2009/11/6
This is a reflection on a report by Emeritus Professor Harry
Arthurs to the Government of Canada: Fairness at Work—Federal
Labour Standards for the 21st Century.The focus of that report is
“Labour ...
The Reform of the Italian Labor Market over the Past Ten Years:A Process of Liberalization?
Italian Labor Market the Past Ten Years Process of Liberalization
2009/11/6
Over the past decade the labor market1 has undergone a process
of far-reaching legislative change, not just in Italy.2
The constant evolution of the legal framework governing the
labor market and t...
Policymaking Gone Awry:The Labor Market Regulations of the Doing Business Indicators
Labor Market Regulations Business Indicators
2009/11/6
The debate on labor market institutions and how they affect
employment and economic performance remains controversial. Since
the 1980s, it has been argued that Europe’s lackluster economic
performa...
Captive Audience Speech in the Brazilian Labor Law
Captive Audience Speech Brazilian Labor Law
2009/11/6
The editor sent an e-mail proposing a theme and asking for a
contribution from a Brazilian point of view. But, as we read the email,
the paper idea—”captive audience speech”—struck us as
something ...
New Developments in China's Labor Dispute Resolution System:Better Protection for Workers' Rights?
New Developments China's Labor Dispute Resolution System Protection for Workers' Rights
2009/11/6
The main legal sources of China’s Labor Dispute Resolution
System (LDR system) are the 1995 Labor Law and the 1993 PRC
Regulations for the Handling of Enterprise Labor Disputes
(HELDR).Nevertheless...
Captive Audience Speeches in the Labor-Management Setting in Turkey
Captive Audience Speeches Labor-Management Setting Turkey
2009/11/6
This paper will be a hypothetical-because captive audience
speechees are just “not done”-analysis of the legal validity of captive
audience speeches in Turkey. There are, no doubt, too many
employe...
The Medium and the Anti-Union Message:Forced Listening and Captive Audience Meetings in Canadian Labor Law
Anti-Union Message Forced Listening Captive Audience Meetings Canadian Labor Law
2009/11/6
In Toronto, a few city blocks from the Ontario Labour Relations
Board (OLRB), sits a small center dedicated to the work and ideas of
Canada’s Marshall McLuhan.2 McLuhan is most well-known for his
w...
The New Discourse of Labor Rights:From Social to Fundamental Rights?
New Discourse Labor Rights Social Fundamental Rights
2009/11/6
In The Great Transformation, the political economist Karl
Polanyi showed how during the Industrial Revolution British “society
protected itself against the perils inherent in a self-regulating marke...
Compared to What?The UCLA Comparative Labor Law Project and the Future of Comparative Labor Law
UCLA Comparative Labor Law Project Future of Comparative Labor Law
2009/11/6
Progressive politicians, scholars, civil servants, and ordinary
citizens in Europe and North America have been comparing each
other’s experience with labor and social policy since at least the late
...
Future Directions for Labor Law Scholarship and International Collaboration
Future Directions Labor Law Scholarship International Collaboration
2009/11/6
One is to some extent the outcome of one’s history at any point in
time. Therefore, unavoidably this paper will consider new directions
for scholarship and international collaboration from the stand...
A New Labor Law for a New World of Work:The Case for a Comparative-Transnational Approach
New Labor Law New World of Work Comparative-Transnational Approach
2009/11/6
There are many reasons to study comparative labor law. One is
that comparative labor law can reveal the way in which different legal
systems approach similar issues differently. That is, a study of
...