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Volume 4 ( 2018): Issue 1 (Mar 2018)

in International Labor Rights Case Law
Publisher:
Brill | Nijhoff
Introduction by the Editorial Team
Pages: 1–2
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
1 ilo Committee on Freedom of Association: Complaint against the Government of Peru Presented by the Autonomous Confederation of Workers of Peru (catp) and the United National Union of Workers at the National Tax Administration Superintendency (sinaut-sunat), Case No. 3160, Report No. 382, June 2017
Pages: 3–7
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
Budget Constraints on Collective Bargaining in Peru’s Public Sector
By Miguel F. Canessa Montejo, Professor of Labor Law at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, Peru
By: Miguel F. Canessa Montejo
Pages: 8–13
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
2 ilo Committee on Freedom of Association: Complaint against the Government of Bangladesh Presented by the International Trade Union Confederation (ituc), Case No. 3203, Interim Report ̶Report No. 382, June 2017
Pages: 14–22
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
International Pressure to Improve Worker Rights in Bangladesh
By Ben M.J.Vanpeperstraete, Lobby and Advocacy Coordinator at Clean Clothes Campaign, The Netherlands
By: Ben M.J. Vanpeperstraete
Pages: 23–28
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
3 Arbitral Panel Established Pursuant to Chapter Twenty of the Dominican Republic – Central America – United States Free Trade Agreement, 14 June 2017
Pages: 29–44
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
u.s.-Guatemala Arbitration Panel Clarifies Effective Enforcement Under Labor Provisions of Free Trade Agreement
By Tequila J. Brooks, International Employment Policy Specialist, United States & External Ph.D. Researcher at Tilburg University Law School, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
By: Tequila J. Brooks
Pages: 45–51
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
4 Federal Supreme Court of Brazil: Workers in Metalurgic Industries, Machines Mechanical Industries, Material, Electrical Industries, Automotive Industries, Components and Parts for Vehicles Automotives Industries of the Great Curitiba Trade Union, General Repercussion on the Extraordinary Appeal, 23 February 2017
Pages: 52–55
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
Brazilian Supreme Court on Compulsory Trade Union Dues: Legality and Consequences
By Sayonara Grillo Coutinho Leonardo da Silva, Associate Professor, National Law Faculty and the Graduate Program in Law, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Nasser Ahmad Allan, Postdoctoral Degree in the Graduate Program in Law at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
By: Sayonara Grillo Coutinho Leonardo da Silva and Nasser Ahmad Allan
Pages: 56–61
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
5 European Court of Human Rights: Chowdury and Others v Greece, Application No. 21884/15, 30 March 2017
Pages: 63–68
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
European Court of Human Rights Holds that Withholding Wages Can Be an Element of Forced Labor
Zuzanna Muskat-Gorska, Legal Officer, International Trade Union Confederation, Brussels, Belgium
By: Zuzanna Muskat-Gorska
Pages: 69–73
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
6 Federal Labor Court of Germany: 5 azr 53/16, 23 November 2016, “Equal pay” Claim – Comparable Pay
Pages: 75–82
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
Equal Pay: Higher Value Work Entails Higher Payment
By Daniel Hlava, LL.M., Referee for Social Law, Hugo Sinzheimer Institut für Arbeitsrecht, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
By: Daniel Hlava
Pages: 83–88
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
7 Court of Justice of the European Union: Eugenia Florescu and Others v Casa Judeţeană de Pensii Sibiu and Others, Case C-258/14, 13 June 2017
Pages: 89–97
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
Florescu: A Memorandum of Understanding Finally before the Court
By Marco Rocca, Postdoctoral assistant and Lecturer at Hasselt University, Université de Liège, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
By: Marco Rocca
Pages: 98–102
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
8 oecd National Contact Point, The Netherlands: Specific Instance between Mr. Namegabe Bugabo, Mr. Matabaro Rubanza (‘the representatives’) and Mr. Bayongwa Mirimba and Bralima sa Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo (drc) and Heineken n.v., Final Statement, 18 August 2017
Pages: 103–111
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
After Fourteen Years the oecd ncp of The Netherlands Serves Justice for 168 Workers who have been Wronged during Times of Civil War
By Yvonne Erkens, Associate Professor of Labour Law, Leiden University, The Netherlands
By: Yvonne Erkens
Pages: 112–115
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
9 oecd National Contact Point, Switzerland: Specific Instance Regarding the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (fifa) Submitted by the Building and Wood Workers’ International (bwi), Initial Assessment of 13 October 2015; and Final Statement of 2 May 2017
Pages: 116–127
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018
fifa, Qatar, Kafala: Can the World Cup Create a Better World of Work?
By Beryl ter Haar, Assistant Professor on European and International Labour Law, Leiden University, The Netherlands
By: Beryl ter Haar
Pages: 128–132
Publication Date: 09 Mar 2018