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The New Labor law of the People's Republic of China. -- Abstract: Few or perhaps none country have undergone as a rapid transformation of their economy as the People's Republic of China (PRC) has since its then-leader Deng Xiaoping in 1978 laid the groundwork for a backward, predominantly...
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Derecho laboral Coronavirus Mao, Zedong (1893-1976) Deng, Xiaoping (1904-1997) Economia socialista de mercado Trabajadores migrantes Contrato de trabajo Conflictos colectivos de trabajo Huelgas Reforma economica Economia planificada Economia de mercado Reformas legales Partido Comunista de China Legislacion laboral Relaciones colectivas del trabajo Sistema de registro Hukou Flujo migratorio Desarrollo economico Revolucion cultural (1966-1976) Libro Rojo de Mao Historia Organizacion politica Asamblea Popular Nacional Corte Suprema Popular de la Republica Popular China Federacion Nacional de Sindicatos de China (FNS) Negociacion colectiva Pandemia COVID-19 PCC APN Labour law Migratory flow Socialist market economy Labour migrations Contract of employment Collective labour disputes Strikes Economic reform Planned economy Market economy Legal reforms Communist Party of China (CPC) Labor law Collective labor relations Economic development Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung History Political organization National People's Congress (NPC) Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China (SPC) Collective negotiation Pandemics |
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Derecho laboral Coronavirus Mao, Zedong (1893-1976) Deng, Xiaoping (1904-1997) Economia socialista de mercado Trabajadores migrantes Contrato de trabajo Conflictos colectivos de trabajo Huelgas Reforma economica Economia planificada Economia de mercado Reformas legales Partido Comunista de China Legislacion laboral Relaciones colectivas del trabajo Sistema de registro Hukou Flujo migratorio Desarrollo economico Revolucion cultural (1966-1976) Libro Rojo de Mao Historia Organizacion politica Asamblea Popular Nacional Corte Suprema Popular de la Republica Popular China Federacion Nacional de Sindicatos de China (FNS) Negociacion colectiva Pandemia COVID-19 PCC APN Labour law Migratory flow Socialist market economy Labour migrations Contract of employment Collective labour disputes Strikes Economic reform Planned economy Market economy Legal reforms Communist Party of China (CPC) Labor law Collective labor relations Economic development Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung History Political organization National People's Congress (NPC) Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China (SPC) Collective negotiation Pandemics Bronstein, Arturo S. 5434 |
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Derecho laboral Coronavirus Mao, Zedong (1893-1976) Deng, Xiaoping (1904-1997) Economia socialista de mercado Trabajadores migrantes Contrato de trabajo Conflictos colectivos de trabajo Huelgas Reforma economica Economia planificada Economia de mercado Reformas legales Partido Comunista de China Legislacion laboral Relaciones colectivas del trabajo Sistema de registro Hukou Flujo migratorio Desarrollo economico Revolucion cultural (1966-1976) Libro Rojo de Mao Historia Organizacion politica Asamblea Popular Nacional Corte Suprema Popular de la Republica Popular China Federacion Nacional de Sindicatos de China (FNS) Negociacion colectiva Pandemia COVID-19 PCC APN Labour law Migratory flow Socialist market economy Labour migrations Contract of employment Collective labour disputes Strikes Economic reform Planned economy Market economy Legal reforms Communist Party of China (CPC) Labor law Collective labor relations Economic development Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung History Political organization National People's Congress (NPC) Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China (SPC) Collective negotiation Pandemics |
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The New Labor law of the People's Republic of China. -- Abstract: Few or perhaps none country have undergone as a rapid transformation of their economy as the People's Republic of China (PRC) has since its then-leader Deng Xiaoping in 1978 laid the groundwork for a backward, predominantly rural country with a centrally planned economy to evolve into what is now the second largest economy on the planet, and with ambitions to be the first one in a few more years. However, it is a rather common idea that this impressive economic growth has been made on the shoulders of an immense mass of low-paid workers, deprived of all rights and subjected to ruthless exploitation. Yet the reality is much more nuanced: Along with economic growth, the reforms undertaken by Deng and his successors also targeted at Chinese institutions. These included radical changes in the Labour Law, which were implemented in successive stages between the last decade of the 20th Century and the first of the 21st Century, in both cases with a view to protecting the individual worker. It remains that, first, Collective Labour Law reforms have not followed comparable guidelines, and secondly that non-compliance with the law constitutes a well-known pathology in the PRC, with the effect of a marked increase in conflict. In short, we find here a very contradictory panorama to which this article isdedicated. |
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I28-R145-HWA_54342024-08-16 5434 The New Labor law of the People's Republic of China. -- Abstract: Few or perhaps none country have undergone as a rapid transformation of their economy as the People's Republic of China (PRC) has since its then-leader Deng Xiaoping in 1978 laid the groundwork for a backward, predominantly rural country with a centrally planned economy to evolve into what is now the second largest economy on the planet, and with ambitions to be the first one in a few more years. However, it is a rather common idea that this impressive economic growth has been made on the shoulders of an immense mass of low-paid workers, deprived of all rights and subjected to ruthless exploitation. Yet the reality is much more nuanced: Along with economic growth, the reforms undertaken by Deng and his successors also targeted at Chinese institutions. These included radical changes in the Labour Law, which were implemented in successive stages between the last decade of the 20th Century and the first of the 21st Century, in both cases with a view to protecting the individual worker. It remains that, first, Collective Labour Law reforms have not followed comparable guidelines, and secondly that non-compliance with the law constitutes a well-known pathology in the PRC, with the effect of a marked increase in conflict. In short, we find here a very contradictory panorama to which this article isdedicated. Fil: Bronstein, Arturo S. Sociedad Internacional de Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social (ISLLSS). Ginebra, Confederación Suiza Fil: Bronstein, Arturo S. Academia Iberoamericana de Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social (AIA DTSS). [Caracas, Venezuela] China Republica Popular China RPC Bronstein, Arturo S. 2021 Tema: El Derecho del Trabajo en la Actualidad / Adrián O Goldin, coord. -- Sección Doctrina. -- Resumen: Pocos países o quizá ninguno ha experimentado una transformación tan rápida de su economía como lo hizo la República Popular China (RPC) desde que en 1978 su entonces líder Deng Xiaoping sentó las bases para que un atrasado país,\npredominantemente rural y con una economía centralmente planificada evolucionara hacia lo que es hoy la segunda economía del planeta, y con ambiciones de ser la primera en unos pocos años más. No obstante, es una idea bastante corriente que este impresionante crecimiento económico se ha hecho sobre los hombros de una inmensa masa de trabajadores mal pagados, desprovistos de todo derecho y sometidos a una explotación despiadada. Sin embargo, la realidad es mucho más matizada: junto con el crecimiento económico, las reformas emprendidas por Deng y sus sucesores también abarcaron a las instituciones chinas. Dentro de ellas figuran cambios radicales que incursionaron en su Derecho del Trabajo, los que se instrumentaron en etapas sucesivas entre la última década del siglo XX y la primera del siglo XXI, en ambos casos con un sentido protector del trabajador individual. Resta que de las reformas en materia de derechos colectivos no han seguido pautas comparables, como también que el incumplimiento de la ley constituye una patología bien notoria en la RPC, con el efecto de un notable aumento de la conflictividad. En resumen, nos encontramos aquí con un panorama bien complejo, a cuya presentación está dedicado este artículo. application/pdf 2451-5795 (impreso) 0326-7431 (en linea) Derecho laboral Coronavirus Mao, Zedong (1893-1976) Deng, Xiaoping (1904-1997) Economia socialista de mercado Trabajadores migrantes Contrato de trabajo Conflictos colectivos de trabajo Huelgas Reforma economica Economia planificada Economia de mercado Reformas legales Partido Comunista de China Legislacion laboral Relaciones colectivas del trabajo Sistema de registro Hukou Flujo migratorio Desarrollo economico Revolucion cultural (1966-1976) Libro Rojo de Mao Historia Organizacion politica Asamblea Popular Nacional Corte Suprema Popular de la Republica Popular China Federacion Nacional de Sindicatos de China (FNS) Negociacion colectiva Pandemia COVID-19 PCC APN Labour law Migratory flow Socialist market economy Labour migrations Contract of employment Collective labour disputes Strikes Economic reform Planned economy Market economy Legal reforms Communist Party of China (CPC) Labor law Collective labor relations Economic development Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung History Political organization National People's Congress (NPC) Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China (SPC) Collective negotiation Pandemics Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Departamento de Publicaciones info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/ar/(openAccess)(openAccess)(openAccess)(openAccess) Revista Jurídica de Buenos Aires, a. 46, no. 102, t.1 El nuevo derecho del trabajo de la República Popular China info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:ar-repo/semantics/artículo info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=juridica&cl=CL1&d=HWA_5434 https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/collect/juridica/index/assoc/HWA_5434.dir/5434.PDF |