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Labor precarity and unionism in Chile : new directions and strategies of workers in a context of labor precarity (1975-2010)

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This research seeks to explain changes in labor relations, the emergence of new forms of employment and its effects on unionism in the period between 1975 and 2010 in Chile. This research take into account the changes in the world of work, especially the phenomenon of labor precariousness, and...

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The international handbook of labour unions : responses to neo-liberalism

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