Regulation, worker protection and active labour-market policies in Latin America

Regulation, worker protection and active labour-market policies in Latin America

by Jürgen Weller

Book 105 of Libros de la CEPAL --

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"The book presents the findings of a project on Latin American experiences that entailed assessing the pillars of labour institutions in Latin America. This publication reflects upon improvements of the labour market within several Latin American countries, including progress and challenges, labour flexibility and worker security, potential strengths and weaknesses, and culminates with theories of how certain aspects of the Danish flexicurity model can be applied to construct cohesive economies in the Latin American region." --Provided by publisher.

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