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Titolo: Collective bargaining and company level agreement

Autore: Raffaele Fabozzi

Editore: CEDAM

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Anno edizione: 2012

EAN: 9788813332945

Trattasi di una monografia scritta in inglese, sull'organizzazione dei sindacati. Ne analizza il ruolo e la diretta applicabilità dell'articolo 39 della Costituzione che ne sancisce il diritto di organizzarsi liberamente nonché il rapporto tra organizzazione ed associazione (indicate all'art.18) ed altresì la regolamentazione legislativa del rapporto tra lavoratore e sindacato. Trattasi di una disamina sul sindacato il suo ruolo e l'evoluzione dello stesso attraverso il secolo XX.



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