Industrial relations, social dialogue and employment in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico

Adalberto Moreira Cardoso

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Traces the evolution of industrial relations in the 1990s, focusing on the effects of economic liberalization and integration on social concertation. Appends a comparative table of the scope of negotiation, conditions for a legal strike, arbitration of conflicts, State intervention etc. in the three countries.

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