download PDF Abstract The concept of sustainability has been an effective organizing principle in the environmental context, illuminating how firm policies and practices can both protect the environment and grow the economy, thereby creating a kind of “win-win” path forward. This type of governance strategy expressly adopts market-based rationales – that

L'articolo Labor sustainability in Global Supply Chains proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract The paper analyses cooperative work for sustainable development as a tool for a just and inclusive Green Transition, deepening the relevance of the Seventh Principle of the Statement on the Cooperative Identity adopted by the ICA in 1995, according to which cooperatives, through policies approved by members, work

L'articolo Cooperative work for sustainable development: a Labour law approach to the Seventh Principle of International cooperation proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract The coexistence between collective labour rights and competition rules has always been complex in the European legal order. This tension is exacerbated when collective agreements of self-employed workers, considered restrictive agreements of competition under Article 101 TFEU, come into question. However, factual reality shows that self-employed workers are

L'articolo Guidelines on collective agreements regarding the solo self-employed persons: another (controversial) immunity to EU competition rules proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract The growth of “atypical” forms of work has been one of the defining features of the UK labour market over recent decades, and regulating these evolving working arrangements represents an important challenge for labour law. This article focuses on the treatment of one longstanding form of atypical working

L'articolo Protecting Casual Workers in British Labour Law: Employment Status and Beyond proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.