Abstract
Legislation on the right to strike has undergone a profound transformation in the most recent reform promoted by the government of President Michelle Bachelet. In this article we will briefly review the importance of the right to strike, both in its historical form, in its importance as a fundamental right and, as in the reform that we mentioned, in collective bargaining at work, including some expressions in comparative law. Taking into account the above, we critically review certain aspects of the approved reform - particularly with regard to the right to strike - which in our opinion will be a challenge, both for legislators, jurisprudence and specialists.
Original language | Spanish |
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Title of host publication | ¿Qué políticas públicas para Chile? |
Publication status | Published - Sept 2017 |
Structured keywords
- Centre for Law at Work