Title: Crisis y ajuste en el mercado de trabajo
First published: 1993
Description: "Overly lengthy discussion of political economy of Bolivian labor market. Argues that economic reform has produced profound changes in employment, wages, and labor relations. Now, trade unions do not know how to behave as social - rather than political - agents. Current labor legislation is entirely inadequate and irrelevant in regard to actual labor relations. Business, labor, and government must work together in order to establish traditional collective bargaining relationships"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
Subjects: Labor policy, Economic stabilization, Labor supply
Places: Bolivia
LC classification: HD5751.A6 B58 1993