Labour law and social protection in a globalized world: Changing realities in selected areas of law and policy
Información General
- Autores: Jan Pichrt (coord.), Kristina Koldinská (coord.)
- Editores: Kluwer Law International
- Año de publicación: 2018
- País: Países Bajos
- Idioma: español
- ISBN: 9789403500935
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Listado de artículos
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Part I. Introduction
págs. 3-9
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Part II. Changing realities in labour law
Crisis and labour reforms in Spain: A paradigm shift?
págs. 13-21
Reforms of labour law in Italy: A paradigm shift
págs. 23-31
págs. 33-41
Social partners in social security: Two common forms of recognition and selected issues
págs. 43-51
págs. 53-57
págs. 59-74
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Part III. Works councils: effective tool in the world of rule of information
European works councils: Problems of effectiveness
págs. 77-90
EWC Recast directive: Its impact, problems and outlooks
págs. 91-101
Beyond European works councils?: Global mechanisms of information-sharing and workers' involvement within multinational enterprises
págs. 103-113
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Part IV. Agency work: solving old problems with new instruments
Temporary agency work directive: As hollow as swiss chesse?
págs. 117-126
págs. 127-135
págs. 137-143
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Part V. Sport and labour; specialities and challenges
When sport and labour law are interlocked: Playing ball with modernisation
págs. 147-156
Conclusion and termination of employment relatonship in professional sports: Special regulations and particular protection requirements
págs. 157-166
The particularities of the "job" performance of the professional athlete: Rights and obligations of the parties to the employment contract
págs. 167-175
A professional sportsman: An independent worker?
págs. 177-180
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Part VI. Social security: new solutions for new problems
Social security: A new idea for the twenty-first century
págs. 183-190
págs. 191-203
New forms of social security?: A commetn on needs and options for refor in a national and suprenational perspective
págs. 205-211
Guaranteed minimum income for all?: A task for the ILO
págs. 213-220
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Part VII. Migrants and migrant workers: their social rights
Labour law protection of the migrant worker: Ambigous answers
págs. 223-232
Migrant workers and european social law: Of a respectable age or time for a rebirth?
págs. 233-246
págs. 247-251
Facing migration crisis with social integration instruments: Lessons from ILO and EU
págs. 253-261
págs. 263-270
págs. 271-279
The integration of refugees into the labour market: The german experience
págs. 281-289
The Devil is in the detail: Some early thoughts of EU policy markers on negotiating post-Brexit coordination of social security
págs. 291-299
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Part VIII. Family work balance: effective social instruments
págs. 303-321
págs. 323-327
págs. 329-336
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