ILO Law on Freedom of Association: Standards and procedures
Alberto Odero and Horacio Guido
Abstract
Alberto Odero and Horacio Guido
Abstract
Although the notion of freedom of association is often associated with labour-management disputes, many advances in labour law in this century have been the result of the exercise of freedom of association and collective bargaining. This book presents relevant extracts on freedom of association and collective bargaining from the ILO Constitution and from international labour Conventions, Recommendations and other instruments. It also outlines the procedures which governments and employers' and workers' organizations may use when they feel that rights to freedom of association have been violated
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Although the notion of freedom of association is often associated with labour-management disputes, many advances in labour law in this century have been the result of the exercise of freedom of association and collective bargaining. This book presents relevant extracts on freedom of association and collective bargaining from the ILO Constitution and from international labour Conventions, Recommendations and other instruments. It also outlines the procedures which governments and employers' and workers' organizations may use when they feel that rights to freedom of association have been violated
Key concepts: Freedom of association, Collective bargaining, Constitution, Association (psychology), Labour law, Law, Political science, Law and economics