Imbalance of collective bargaining and weakening of social actors as a result of the labour reform
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This article offers an account of the effects and consequences of the recent Labour Reform, its impact on the collective bargaining system and its social implications. The hypothesis is based in the context of deep and intense economic crisis, where the adopted measures have caused a catastrophe and have come to dramatically worsen the existing precarious working conditions affecting many sectors and large groups of workers. To these trend is added the intense pressures to consolidate a new balance of power between the social partners, and also stands a real modification of the social actors because the labour relations rules are changedDownloads
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