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4 LABOUR ISSUES
8 EMPLOYMENT
12 L A B O U R L AW A N D L A B O U R RE L AT I O N S
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NEW ! NEW ! NEW !
World of Work Report 2012 Confronting Finance Mending the Global
Better jobs for a better economy Mobilizing the 99% for economic and Economy
social progress
International Institute for Labour Studies Putting social justice first
Edited by Nicolas Pons-Vignon and Phumzile
The World of Work Report 2012 provides Ncube Juan Somavia
4 a comprehensive analysis of recent labour
market and social trends, assesses risks The Global Labour Column has become a Women and men without jobs or livelihoods
of social unrest and presents employment valuable source of analysis of current eco- really don’t care if their economies grow at 3,
projections for the next five years. The nomic trends that affect working people 5 or 10 per cent a year, if such growth leaves
them behind and without protection. They do
LABOUR ISSUES
report emphasizes that while employment all over the world. This anthology brings
has begun to recover slowly, job quality is together critical pieces on many issues care whether their leaders and their societies
deteriorating and there is a growing sense of (fiscal strategies, finance policies, social promote policies to provide jobs and justice,
unfairness. Moreover, given the pressure on protection, strategies for job creation bread and dignity, and freedom to voice their
governments to rein in expenditure, policy and much more), encompassing different needs, their hopes and their dreams...
efforts have focused on structural reforms to regions and various perspectives. Juan Somavia
boost employment creation. However, if policy Jayati Ghosh, Professor of Economics, Jawa- Juan Somavia, Director-General of the ILO,
instruments are not carefully designed, they harlal Nehru University, New Delhi steps down in September 2012 after 13
could exacerbate the employment situation years in office. This book encapsulates his
and aggravate further equity concerns, with The unfolding economic crisis has unequivo-
cally proved that neoliberal policies were no thinking and the ILO’s major policy positions
potentially long-lasting adverse consequences in response to the global jobs crisis. The
for both the economy and society. better for growth than for social progress. As
poverty and inequality are rising to alarming messages are consistent over the whole of
The following questions are addressed: levels in Europe, the old continent seems his mandate and so pre-date and in many
at a loss to respond. Political leaders seem ways predict the dire situation facing workers
• To what extent has the slow recovery aggra- content to liquidate the social gains made by around the world. However, the thrust of
vated social conditions, including falling workers’ struggles. A small minority, possibly the book is forward looking, not backward.
incomes, deepening poverty and worsening even smaller than 1 per cent, associated with Mr Somavia focuses on the current crisis, its
inequality? the financial sector, stands to benefit from resolution and how to build from it, adding
a deepening of neoliberalism. a strong new voice to the debate on how to
• Have countries gone too far, too fast with
move forward. His central message is that
fiscal consolidation? How should they sup- This new anthology of essays from the Global the current financially driven economic model
port recovery while meeting fiscal goals in Labour Column explores Europe’s turmoil and is failing people, and he proposes a new
the medium term? challenges the deep-rooted consequences of global model that rights today’s imbalances
• What can be expected from recent labour neoliberalism in the North and the South. by adding a social pillar to global governance
market reforms? It sheds light on new movements and ideas structures.
which are emerging to defend and mobi-
• How can investment be boosted so as to lize workers, and points to encouraging new This engaging book is essential reading for
ensure a long-lasting recovery in both the policies and directions which could lay the leaders and decision-makers as well as the
economy and jobs? foundations of a new order that would put general public.
• What have been the barriers to imple- decent work and life at its core. A number
of these come from the South, from which July 2012
menting a more job-centred and equity- Paperback – 100 pp.
enhancing policy approach? Why has the the North may have much to learn.
ISBN 978-92-2-126395-1
business-as-usual scenario maintained its CHF 25; USD 28; GBP 19; EUR 20
June 2012
centrality despite the increasing risk of Also available in Spanish
Paperback – 130 pp.
social unrest?
ISBN 978-92-2-126213-8
This report calls for a carefully designed CHF 30; USD 30, GBP 18; EUR 22
policy approach that takes into consider- Also available in French and Spanish
ation the urgent need to create quality jobs
while at the same time laying the ground
for a more productive, fairer economy and
labour market.
May 2012
Paperback – 120 pp.
ISBN 978-92-9251-009-1
CHF 50; USD 50; GBP 30; EUR 35
NEW ! NEW ! NEW !
World Report Making Globalization Social Protection Floor
on Child Labour 2012 Socially Sustainable for a Fair and Inclusive
Economic vulnerability, social protection Edited by Marc Bacchetta and Marion Jansen
Globalization
and child labour
Globalization is widely seen as a powerful In many ways the power of the social protec-
How can we reduce child labour in the less engine that has the potential to promote tion floor lies in its simplicity. The floor is 5
favourable circumstances of a global eco- growth and development. For many years, based on the idea that everyone should enjoy
nomic slowdown? This new flagship report, however, concerns have also been raised at least basic income security sufficient to
the first in a series to be published annually about the effects of globalization on jobs live, guaranteed through transfers in cash
LABOUR ISSUES
by the ILO’s International Programme on the and wages. This has led to questions about or in kind, such as pensions for the elderly
Elimination of Child Labour, brings together the social sustainability of globalization. and persons with disabilities, child benefits,
research on child labour and social protec- income support benefits and/or employment
This volume consists of contributions by
tion, identifying policies that are designed guarantees and services for the unemployed
leading academic experts who analyse the
to achieve multiple social goals. Included and working poor. Together, cash and in-
various channels through which globalization
are analyses of national child labour trends kind transfers should ensure that everyone
affects jobs and wages. Together, the nine
based on the latest survey data, discussions has access to essential goods and services,
chapters in this volume summarize state-
of the role of poverty and economic shocks including essential health services, primary
of-the-art knowledge on themes related to
in rendering households vulnerable to child education, housing, water and sanitation.
the social dimension of globalization. It rep-
labour, and detailed consideration of income
resents a step in the direction of a better This report, prepared under the guidance
transfers, public employment programmes,
understanding of the mechanisms through of Ms Michelle Bachelet and members of
social insurance and microcredit initiatives
which globalization affects workers and of the Advisory Group, shows that the exten-
as they have been implemented around the
the measures that governments can take to sion of social protection, drawing on social
world. The report distills a broad range of
give globalization a strong social dimension. protection floors, can play a pivotal role in
research in economic and social policy and
should be of interest to those looking for This book will be of value to all those who relieving people of poverty and deprivation. It
ways to combat poverty in the present and are interested in the debate on the social sus- can in addition help people adapt their skills
reduce its burden on the next generation. tainability of globalization, including workers to overcome the constraints that block their
and employers, policy-makers, academics and full participation in a changing economic and
October 2012 other trade and labour specialists. social environment, contributing to improved
Paperback – 100 pp. human capital development and stimulating
ISBN 978-92-2-126234-3 Co-published with the WTO. greater productive activity. The report also
CHF 50; USD 50; GBP 30; EUR 35 shows how social protection has helped to
Also available in French and Spanish September 2011 stabilize aggregate demand in times of crisis
Paperback – xvi + 320 pp. and to increase resilience against economic
ISBN 978-92-2-124583-4 shocks, contributing to accelerate recovery
CHF 50; USD 50; GBP 35; EUR 42 towards more inclusive and sustainable devel-
opment paths.
October 2011
Paperback – 200 pp.
ISBN 978-92-2-125337-2
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Key Indicators of the Labour Social Justice and Growth: The Spread of Precarious
Market (KILM) The role of the minimum Employment: Trends, effects
Seventh edition (includes trilingual wage and perspectives
CD-ROM in English, French and Spanish)
International Journal of Labour Research, International Journal of Labour Research,
6 Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) Vol. 4, Issue 1 Vol. 4, Issue 2
is a wide-ranging reference tool that offers
the general user instant and uncomplicated This issue of the International Journal of Recent decades have been marked by the
access to data and analysis on the world’s Labour Research is dedicated to campaign worldwide spread of precarious forms of
and policy developments relating to the ques- employment: temporary contracts, agency
LABOUR ISSUES
labour markets. Harvesting information
from international data repositories as well tion of minimum wages around the world, a work, and casual labour have accounted for
as regional and national statistical sources, question which has drawn renewed interest a major share of job growth. Thus growth in
the KILM offers data for over 200 countries in recent years as a lever not only to reduce recent times, far from favouring the develop-
from 1980 up to the latest available year. poverty and inequality, but also to stimulate ment of decent work, has often fostered new
the economy. The issue seeks to reflect a forms of precarity. This issue of the Inter-
The 18 key labour market indicators cover variety of experiences starting with the “living national Journal of Labour Research examines
employment (status, sector, hours, etc.), the wage” campaigns in the United States, policy the trends and the reasons that lie behind this
lack of work and the characteristics of job- efforts to strengthen the minimum wages in expansion, as well as their effects on workers
seekers, education, wages and compensation both Brazil and India, the Asia Floor Wage and various segments of the labour force such
costs, labour productivity and working pov- initiative aiming to set a common real wage as youth and women and inequality. It also
erty. Taken together, the indicators provide a floor in the garment industry in South-East considers the consequences of this develop-
strong foundation from which to address key Asia, and the current debate on a minimum ment on workers’ capacity to organize, and
questions related to productive employment wage for Europe. Finally, analysts from the what strategies trade unions can envisage
and decent work. This seventh edition adds ILO provide a short and highly useful guide to reverse this trend.
two new indicators, employment by occupa- on minimum wage setting methodology.
tion and average monthly wages; expands November 2012
access to global and regional aggregates of June 2012 Paperback – 125 pp.
key labour market indicators; and analyses Paperback – 125 pp. ISSN 2076-9806
specifically part-time work as it relates to ISSN 2076-9806 CHF 45; USD 42; GBP 27; EUR 30
gender equality. CHF 45; USD 42; GBP 27; EUR 30 Also available in French and Spanish
Also available in French and Spanish
With three formats available – print, inter-
active software (CD-ROM) and an online
database – accessing the country-level data
for the 18 key labour market indicators, as
well as the accompanying analysis, is now
easier than ever.
2012
Paperback – x + 800 pp.
ISBN 978-92-2-125377-8
CHF 275; USD 275; GBP 180; EUR 200
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CHF 100; USD 90; GBP 60; EUR 70
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Economic policies and Work − Migrant Policies Around the
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Don’t Waste the Crisis Building Decent
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Report 2010/11 and Public Policy
Providing coverage in times Outreach, performance
of crisis and beyond and efficiency
2010 – xiv + 277 pp. Edited by Bernd Balkenhol
ISBN 978-92-2-123268-1 2007 – xxiii + 263 pp.
CHF 50; USD 50; GBP 30; ISBN 978-92-2-119347-0
EUR 35 CHF 115; USD 90; GBP 55;
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A guide through challenges The renaissance of the Afri- can benefit from special discounts
and options can cooperative movement on the regular prices indicated in this
2010 − 190 pp. Edited by Patrick Develtere, catalogue and may be able to pay in
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Global Employment Trends Global Employment Trends Domestic Workers Across
for Youth 2012 2012 the World
Incorporating the most recent labour market The annual Global Employment Trends (GET) Global and regional statistics and
information available, Global Employment reports provide the latest global and regional the extent of legal protection
8 Trends for Youth sets out the youth labour estimates of employment and unemployment, The adoption of new international labour
market situation around the world. It shows employment by sector, vulnerable employ- standards on domestic work (Convention
where progress has or has not been made, ment, labour productivity and working poverty, No. 189 and its accompanying Recommen-
updates world and regional youth labour while also analysing country-level issues and dation No. 201) by the ILO at its 100th
market indicators and gives detailed analyses trends in the labour market.
EMPLOYMENT
International Labour Conference in June
of medium-term trends in youth population, 2011 represents a key milestone on the
labour force, employment and unemployment. Based on the most recently available data and
taking into account macroeconomic trends path to the realization of decent work for
This year’s report shows that the impacts and forecasts, the GET reports seek to shed domestic workers. This publication sheds
of the crisis have been disproportionately light on current labour market trends and light on the magnitude of domestic work,
severe for young people around the world, challenges. The reports build on the Key a sector often “invisible” behind the doors
and that those in developed economies have Indicators of the Labour Market and include of private households and unprotected by
been especially hard hit. With nearly 75 mil- a consistent set of tables with regional and national legislation.
lion youth unemployed worldwide, the youth global estimates of labour market indica- The volume presents national statistics and
unemployment rate has remained close to the tors. Each report contains a short-term labour new global and regional estimates on the
crisis peak in 2009, and medium-term pro- market outlook, focusing on unemployment, number of domestic workers. It shows that
jections suggest little improvement. Particu- vulnerable employment and working poverty. domestic workers represent a significant
larly worrisome is the increase in those youth share of the labour force worldwide and
who have withdrawn from the workforce, and The Global Employment Trends 2012 takes
stock of labour market developments and that domestic work is an important source
in those who are neither in education nor of wage employment for women, especially in
in employment. emerging challenges as the world continues
to struggle to forge a sustainable recovery Latin America and Asia. It also examines the
The report offers valuable lessons learned from the global economic and jobs crisis. extent of inclusion or exclusion of domestic
from in-depth regional and gender analysis workers from key working conditions laws. In
January 2012 particular, it analyses how many domestic
as well as recommendations on youth employ-
Paperback – 112 pp. workers are covered by working time provi-
ment policies. Ideally, these will shape future
ISBN 978-92-2-124924-5 sions, minimum wage legislation and mater-
developments, as countries continue to pri-
CHF 30; USD 35; GBP 22; EUR 25 nity protection. The results demonstrate that
oritize youth in their national recovery policy
Also available in French and Spanish under current national laws, substantial gaps
agendas.
in protection still remain.
May 2012
Paperback – viii + 56 pp. The volume concludes with a summary of
ISBN 978-92-2-126325-8 the main findings and a reflection on the
CHF 25; USD 27; GBP 17; EUR 20 relevance of the newly adopted interna-
tional standards to extend legal protection
to domestic workers.
February 2012
Paperback – 65 pp.
ISBN 978-92-2-125273-3
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Working Towards Towards a Greener Economy Skills for Green Jobs:
Sustainable Development The social dimensions A global view
Opportunities for decent work and social International Institute for Labour Studies Synthesis report based on 21 country studies
inclusion in a green economy
In reaction to the deep crisis that hit the Olga Strietska-Ilina, Christine Hofmann, Mercedes
A green economy is necessary if sustainable global economy in 2008, the European Com- Durán Haro and Shinyoung Jeon 9
development is to be realized. However, as mission and the ILO combined efforts to
The shift to a green economy is increasing
this report emphasizes, a green economy can examine policies that will lead not only to a
the pace of change in labour markets and
also, if accompanied by the right policy mix, quicker recovery but also to a more sustain-
skill needs. This study shows that economies
EMPLOYMENT
create more and better jobs, lift people out of able, environmentally friendly and equitable
moving towards greener production can seize
poverty and promote social inclusion. In fact, global economy. This is particularly relevant
the potential for job creation if they deal
the growth model of the past few decades given the uneven and fragile nature of the
effectively with the coming structural change
has been inefficient, not only economically, recovery process across and within countries.
and transformation of existing jobs.
but also from environmental, employment These efforts culminated in the publication
and social perspectives. It overuses natural of two Synthesis Reports. The report examines the experiences of 21
resources, is environmentally unsustainable developed and developing countries – repre-
This second report aims to promote a clearer
and has failed to meet the aspirations of a senting 60 per cent of the world population
understanding of the nature of the green
large proportion of society seeking productive, – in adjusting their training provision to meet
economy and its implications for labour mar-
decent work and dignified lives. new demands of a greener economy. It shows
kets, especially the reallocation of jobs from
that while few new occupations emerge in the
A new development model – one which puts high- to low-polluting sectors. It shows that a
transition to greener work, massive change
people, fairness and the planet at the core double dividend in terms of increased decent
occurs in existing occupations, with carbon-
of policy-making – is urgently needed, and work opportunities and a greener economy
intensive industries typically losing jobs.
is eminently achievable. More fundamentally, is possible, provided that complementarities
this report demonstrates that employment and between environmental, economic and social Successful transitions from old to new,
social inclusion must be integral parts of any policies are adequately exploited. The report greener industries and occupations will
sustainable development strategy and must discusses the green policy measures that EU require efficient retraining and skill upgrading.
be included in policies that address climate countries are currently undertaking, with a A key element of the transformation must
change and ensure the preservation of the view to identifying any gaps in the policy be training initiatives targeted to segments
environment. In particular, the report assesses mix. It also presents model estimates on of the population typically at a disadvan-
the sectoral, employment and income impli- the likely transmission mechanisms arising tage in the labour market. To avoid future
cations of the transition to a green economy. from these measures. skill shortages, the report recommends that
It highlights the necessary conditions, policy countries devise strategies based on well-
November 2011
prescriptions and good practices required to informed policy decisions, social dialogue,
Paperback – xvii + 102 pp.
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Also available in SpanishThe Youth Employment Building a Sustainable China: From an active
Crisis: Time for Action Job-rich Recovery employment policy to
Report V International Institute for Labour Studies Employment Promotion Law
Over the last two decades, youth unemploy- In reaction to the deep crisis that hit the Coping with economic restructuring and labour
10 ment on average has remained at three times global economy in 2008, the European Com- market adjustments
that of adult unemployment, and in some mission and the ILO combined efforts to
China has enjoyed spectacularly high GDP
regions this proportion is now as high as five examine policies that will lead not only to a
growth rates for over three decades, thanks
times the adult rate. The youth employment quicker recovery but also to a more sustain-
to the massive economic, social and institu-
EMPLOYMENT
crisis – and the unprecedented proportions it able, environmentally friendly and equitable
tional reforms put in place during a period
has assumed – prompted the ILO’s Governing global economy. This is particularly relevant
of intensifying globalization. The reforms,
Body to put this topic on the agenda of the given the uneven and fragile nature of the
influenced by China’s accession bid to the
101st Session of the International Labour recovery process across and within countries.
WTO, took on the challenge of developing a
Conference for a general discussion. These efforts culminated in the publication
socialist market economy whilst increasingly
of two Synthesis Reports.
Chapter 1 of this report reviews the charac- integrating it with the global economy. While
teristics of the youth employment crisis in This first report examines the origins of the rapid growth and modernization were the
its quantitative and qualitative dimensions deep financial and economic crisis that key considerations of the economic reforms,
across different regions and countries, and hit the world economy in 2008 and that policy initiatives were put in place to bal-
discusses new emerging challenges such as continues to shape labour market perform- ance the ‘opening’ of the economy with
educated unemployment and the increasing ance across the globe. The report discusses domestic labour and social development.
“detachment” of youth from labour markets. general lessons to be learned from financial The goal of full employment was central to
Chapter 2 analyses the patterns of interven- crises as well as the role of global imbal- China’s people-oriented development strategy,
tions and policies implemented by countries ances that have taken a prominent place in entailing reforms to labour policies and insti-
and highlights the key lessons that can be the current crisis. The report then presents tutions that included the implementation of
drawn from the global financial crisis. It global stimulus measures and assesses their an active employment policy and the subse-
underscores the significance of policy coher- effectiveness, comparing them with earlier quent passing of the Employment Promotion
ence and coordination at national and global examples in Argentina and the Republic of Law. Much has been written about the suc-
levels and also points to a major deficiency Korea. Finally, the report provides an overview cesses of China’s growth and its economic
– that of limited voice and participation by of policy measures to maintain the recovery reforms, but little is known about the concur-
youth themselves in forging their present momentum in times of increasingly reduced rent social and labour market changes. This
and future. Chapter 3 briefly reviews the policy space, focusing on the importance of study provides a unique account of China’s
ILO’s strategy of support to constituents, and quality job creation and demand-led initia- move towards increased participation in the
the main global and regional partnerships tives to build a sustainable job-rich recovery. market economy and how the Government
focusing on youth employment. Chapter 4 coped with the massive labour adjustments
presents the conclusions emerging from this November 2011 that came with the restructuring process.
review and analysis, and points to some pos- Paperback – xvii + 98 pp.
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A guide to designing labour laws Edited by Sarah Mosoetsa and Michelle Williams The impact of international framework
agreements
At the 100th International Labour Conference The twenty-first century has posed serious
12 in June 2011, the ILO adopted Convention challenges to workers − formal and informal, Edited by Konstantinos Papadakis
No. 189 and Recommendation No. 201 on organized and unorganized − around the In recent years, many multinational enter-
decent work for domestic workers. Because world. It has also brought to the fore extra- prises have adopted corporate codes of
domestic workers are often excluded from the ordinarily creative responses, forcing us to conduct with social provisions. Increasingly,
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protection of labour laws or are treated less think beyond our common understandings they are now signing international frame-
favourably than other wage workers, imple- of “labour”, effective trade union strategies work agreements (IFAs) with global unions
menting the basic principles embodied in and forms of power. representing workers by sector of activity. In
Convention No. 189 calls for an assessment addition to regulating labour–management
Challenging the global North’s dominance
and strengthening of national labour laws. relations across global value chains, these
in the literature, Labour in the Global South
This guide is a practical tool for those presents alternative approaches as well as agreements aim to promote compliance with
involved in national legislative processes creative responses to the challenges facing ILO core labour standards. Shaping Global
and in the design of labour laws, including labour in the global South, in countries such Industrial Relations assesses the phenom-
government officials and representatives as Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, India, South enon of IFAs, examining their impact around
of workers’ and employers’ organizations. Africa and Uruguay. The volume devotes par- the world as well as their effectiveness in
With Convention No. 189 as its underlying ticular attention to areas often neglected by fostering labour–management dialogue.
framework, it provides specific guidelines organized labour: the relationship between This book brings together the contributions
and complements these with examples drawn ecology, climate change and jobs; unionizing of 15 specialists, both academics and practi-
from a wide range of existing national labour service work; the dynamics of trade union− tioners, covering the 80-plus IFAs that existed
laws concerning domestic workers. political party alliances; gender; and new in July 2010. Particular attention is paid to
forms of solidarity. It brings together a group the negotiation and implementation of IFAs,
The guide’s first part discusses alternative of distinguished labour scholars and practi-
approaches to regulating domestic work, the and a number of case studies illuminate the
tioners who make an important contribution managerial motivation behind the adoption
nature and characteristics of domestic work, through their rich empirical case studies.
the forms of employment relationships that of these agreements. The authors evaluate
may exist, and their implications for regula- the consequences of IFAs and assess their
September 2012 potential as a model for cross-border indus-
tion. Subsequent chapters focus on substan- Paperback – 200 pp.
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Labour’s visions, strategies and responses Economy
Edited by Melisa Serrano, Edlira Xhafa and Michael Regulating the labour market is a distor-
Negotiating for social justice
Fichter tion for some, a panacea for others. This 13
Edited by Susan Hayter book provides the ingredients for those who
In a context of sustained economic crisis ... wish to transcend simple positions. Draw-
Susan Hayter has put together a first-rate
there are no clear roadmaps for the alterna- ing on empirical, interdisciplinary and com-
set of authors and chapters on the positive
tive, a sustainable society that can only be parative perspectives, this unique collection
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role collective bargaining and employee voice
forged through innovative mobilization. We establishes the moral and economic case
have to play in the global economy of the
are fortunate, therefore, for the rich offerings for regulation, identifies the circumstances
twenty-first century. Examples from numer-
in this book that examine the crisis and craft that make regulation effective, and reveals
ous countries illustrate how negotiation and
inspiring elements of a vision for a more eco- the gap between “law on the books” and
dialogue can lead to a win–win outcome of
nomically and environmentally viable society. “law in action”. A significant resource for
improved economic performance and en-
Based on well-informed research, this fine scholars and policy-makers who are engaged
hanced equality and social justice.
collection of writings also points toward the Bruce Kaufman, Georgia State University, USA in thinking about regulation as part of a just
innovative strategies labor unions and their regime market.
allies need in the battles ahead. Participation in the global economy can con- Guy Mundlak, Tel Aviv University
Lowell Turner, Cornell University, USA tribute to growth and development but, as
the recent financial crisis demonstrated, such This book is an international and interdis-
If the recent global economic crisis has debili-
participation can also threaten employment, ciplinary response to the neoliberal ideologies
tated labour in many parts of the world, many
wages and labour standards. This volume that have shaped labour market regulation in
segments of the trade union movement have
examines the role that collective bargaining recent decades. It draws on contributions by
been fighting back, combining traditional
plays in ensuring that participation in the leading experts across a range of disciplines,
and innovative strategies and articulating
global economy is balanced, fair and just. including economics, law, political science
alternatives to the dominant political and
and industrial relations. International in
economic models. Collective bargaining is often seen either as
scope, it includes chapters on both advanced
an impediment to the smooth functioning of
Trade Unions and the Global Crisis offers economies and the developing world. The
markets, or as ineffective. This book focuses
a composite overview of the responses of volume identifies central themes in the con-
on the other side of the story and demon-
trade unions and other workers’ organiza- temporary regulation of labour, including the
strates the positive contribution that collec-
tions to neoliberal globalization in general role of empirical research in assessing and
tive bargaining can make to both economic
and to the recent financial crisis in particular. supporting labour market interventions, the
and social goals. No one size fits all and
The essays here, by trade unionists and aca- regulation of precarious work and the emer-
the various contributions examine how this
demics from around the world, explore the gence of new types of labour markets. Each
fundamental principle and right at work is
state of labour in Brazil, China, Nepal, South theme is explored through key contributions
realized in different country settings and how
Africa, Turkey, North America and Europe. by leading experts. The book advances the
its practice can be reinforced across borders.
The authors offer a rich range of short-term academic and policy debates on post-crisis
The volume also highlights the numerous
strategies and actions, medium- and long- labour regulation by identifying new challen-
challenges in this regard and the critically
term policies, and alternative visions that ges, subjects and theoretical perspectives.
important role that governments play in rebal-
challenge the current development paradigm. In contrast to the dominant deregulatory ap-
ancing bargaining power in a global economy.
This book makes a stimulating contribution proaches, it calls for labour market regulation
The chapters are written in an accessible style
to the continuing debate on labour’s role as to be reinvigorated.
and deal with practical subjects.
an economic, political and social force in
Co-published with Palgrave Macmillan as part
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of the Advances in Labour Studies series.
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Report of the Committee of Giving Globalization Fundamental Principles
Experts on the Application a Human Face and Rights at Work:
of Conventions and General Survey on the fundamental From commitment to action
Conventions concerning rights at work
14
Recommendations in light of the ILO Declaration on Social Recurrent discussion under the ILO
Justice for a Fair Globalization, 2008. Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair
Report III (1A) Globalization and the follow-up to the ILO
Report III (1B).
The Committee of Experts is an independent Declaration on Fundamental Principles
body composed of legal experts charged with The General Survey seeks to give a global and Rights at Work. Report VI.
L A B O U R L AW A N D L A B O U R R E L AT I O N S
examining the application of ILO Conven- picture of the law and practice in member
States in terms of the practical application Freedom of association and the effective rec-
tions and Recommendations by ILO member ognition of the right to collective bargaining,
States. This annual report of the Committee of ratified and non-ratified Conventions,
describing the various positive initiatives the elimination of all forms of forced or com-
is divided into the following parts. pulsory labour, the effective abolition of child
undertaken in some countries, in addition
The Reader’s note provides indications on to certain serious problems encountered in labour and the elimination of discrimination
the Committee of Experts and the Com- the implementation of their provisions. The in respect of employment and occupation
mittee on the Application of Standards of Survey covers all member States regardless are recognized by the ILO and the interna-
the International Labour Conference (their of whether or not they have ratified. tional community as fundamental principles
mandate, functioning and the institutional and rights at work. These four categories
context in which they operate). Part I, the This General Survey covers the eight funda- of principles and rights are embedded in
General Report, describes how the Com- mental Conventions: the ILO Constitution and the Declaration of
mittee of Experts undertakes its work and the Philadelphia, and have been expressed and
• Freedom of Association and Protection of
extent to which member States have fulfilled developed in eight ILO Conventions recog-
the Right to Organise Convention, 1948
their constitutional obligations in relation to nized as fundamental.
(No. 87);
international labour standards; it also covers This report provides a dynamic global pic-
issues of general interest arising from the • Right to Organise and Collective Bargain-
ture relating to the four categories of funda-
Committee’s work. Part II gives observations ing Convention, 1949 (No. 98);
mental principles and rights at work during
concerning particular countries covering the the preceding period and to serve as a basis
• Forced Labour Convention, 1930
sending of reports, the application of ratified for assessing ILO action and determining
(No. 29);
Conventions and the obligation to submit priorities. It is part of the challenge before
instruments to the competent authorities. In • Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, the ILO and its constituents to ensure that
Part III, the General Survey, the Committee of 1957 (No. 105); the crisis does not interrupt progress towards
Experts examines the state of the legislation full and universal respect of fundamental
and practice regarding specific areas covered • Minimum Age Convention, 1973
(No. 138); principles and rights at work and that they
by certain Conventions and Recommenda- are made part of strategies to beat the crisis.
tions. Published as a separate volume, this • Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, This report provides a basis to harness the
year it concerns fundamental Conventions 1999 (No. 182); combined commitment of the ILO’s tripar-
in light of the Declaration on Social Justice tite constituents and the Organization’s own
for a Fair Globalization, 2008. Finally, an • Equal Remuneration Convention, 1951
capacities to get that job done.
Information document on ratifications and (No. 100); and
standards-related activities, also a separate March 2012
• Discrimination (Employment and Occu-
document, supplements the information in Paperback − 120 pp.
pation) Convention, 1958 (No. 111).
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