The Right to Strike: A Comparative View
A Comparative View
1st Edition
Published on 16. September 2014
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Hardback
680 pages
978-90-411-5007-3 (ISBN)
Description
The right of workers to è^-strikeè^- è^' to refuse to work pending the outcome of employer-employee negotiations concerning specified demands è^' is legally recognized virtually worldwide. Yet national laws on strike action vary enormously, both in terms of the extent of state regulation and of specific procedural rules. The importance of strike law becomes obvious when taking the enormous economic and financial consequences of strikes into account. Considering how many people and businesses are affected by strike actions è^' particularly with the globalization of industry è^' the value of a comparative assessment of the right to strike becomes very clear.
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Content
About the Authors.
List of Abbreviations.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Chapter 1. The Right to Strike: A Comparative View; B. Waas
Chapter 2. Argentina; C.M. Núñez
Chapter 3. Australia; M.J. Pittard, R. Naughton
Chapter 4. Austria; F. Burger
Chapter 5. Chile; E. Morgado Valenzuela
Chapter 6. Colombia; C. Chapman López, M. Wilches Navarro
Chapter 7. Czech Republic; P. Hurka
Chapter 8. Ecuador; F. Espinoza Huacón
Chapter 9. Finland; J. Lamminen
Chapter 10. France; F. Kessler
Chapter 11. Germany; B. Waas
Chapter 12. Greece; E. Bakirtzi
Chapter 13. Hungary; A. Kun, E. Kajtár
Chapter 14. Ireland; A. Kerr
Chapter 15. Israel; H. Bar-Mor, M. Horovitz
Chapter 16. Italy; P. Pascucci
Chapter 17. Japan; Y. Kuwamura
Chapter 18. Lithuania; D. Petrylaite
Chapter 19. Malaysia; S. S. Syed Ahmad
Chapter 20. Mexico; A. Sánchez Sánchez
Chapter 21. Netherlands; M. Houwerzijl, W. Roozendaal
Chapter 22. Poland; P. Grzebyk
Chapter 23. Russian Federation; N. Lyutov
Chapter 24. Slovenia; P. Koncar
Chapter 25. South Africa; D. du Toit
Chapter 26. South Korea; K. T. Lee
Chapter 27. Spain; M. Nogueira Guastavino
Chapter 28. Sweden; J. Malmberg, C. Johansson
Chapter 29. Turkey; T. Centel
Chapter 30. United Kingdom; J. Prassl
Chapter 31. United States of America; C.B. Craver
Chapter 32. Uruguay; H. Fernández Brignoni
Bibliography.
List of Abbreviations.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Chapter 1. The Right to Strike: A Comparative View; B. Waas
Chapter 2. Argentina; C.M. Núñez
Chapter 3. Australia; M.J. Pittard, R. Naughton
Chapter 4. Austria; F. Burger
Chapter 5. Chile; E. Morgado Valenzuela
Chapter 6. Colombia; C. Chapman López, M. Wilches Navarro
Chapter 7. Czech Republic; P. Hurka
Chapter 8. Ecuador; F. Espinoza Huacón
Chapter 9. Finland; J. Lamminen
Chapter 10. France; F. Kessler
Chapter 11. Germany; B. Waas
Chapter 12. Greece; E. Bakirtzi
Chapter 13. Hungary; A. Kun, E. Kajtár
Chapter 14. Ireland; A. Kerr
Chapter 15. Israel; H. Bar-Mor, M. Horovitz
Chapter 16. Italy; P. Pascucci
Chapter 17. Japan; Y. Kuwamura
Chapter 18. Lithuania; D. Petrylaite
Chapter 19. Malaysia; S. S. Syed Ahmad
Chapter 20. Mexico; A. Sánchez Sánchez
Chapter 21. Netherlands; M. Houwerzijl, W. Roozendaal
Chapter 22. Poland; P. Grzebyk
Chapter 23. Russian Federation; N. Lyutov
Chapter 24. Slovenia; P. Koncar
Chapter 25. South Africa; D. du Toit
Chapter 26. South Korea; K. T. Lee
Chapter 27. Spain; M. Nogueira Guastavino
Chapter 28. Sweden; J. Malmberg, C. Johansson
Chapter 29. Turkey; T. Centel
Chapter 30. United Kingdom; J. Prassl
Chapter 31. United States of America; C.B. Craver
Chapter 32. Uruguay; H. Fernández Brignoni
Bibliography.