Comparative labor law and policy journal

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  Año 2025, Vol. 45, Número 1

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    The Fragmentation and Complexity of Labour Law agmentation and Complexity of Labour Law, Effective Protections, and Better Work: An Analytical Framework

    Dalia Gesualdi Fecteau, Richard Johnstone, Geneviève Richard

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    págs. 17-40

    
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    The Fragmentation of F agmentation of French Collectiv ench Collective Bargaining

    Nicolas Moizard

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    págs. 41-62

    
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    Best Friend, F riend, False Friend: The “Favour” Rule in Compar ” Rule in Comparative Labour Law

    Luca Ratti

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    págs. 63-86

    
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    Meeting Mandates in a New Labour Federalism: Opportunities and Challenges

    Jake Barnes, Hana Shepherd, Janice Fine

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    págs. 87-112

    
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    The Legal Framework for Sexual Harassment at Work in Australia and in Québec: Case Studies of Complexity and Its Countervailing Forces

    Rachel Cox

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    págs. 113-146

    
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    Rethinking the Concept of the Employer in the Digital Economy: Corporate Fragmentation and Power Dynamics Through Labour Law and Competition Law Lenses

    Silvia Rainone

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    págs. 147-174

    
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    When Digital Platforms Intrude Into the Regulation of Paid Domestic Work: The Case of Formalisation in Argentina

    Lorena Poblete

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    págs. 175-200

    
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    Platform Capital and the City: Governing Uber in Buenos Aires and Manchester

    Mathew Johnson, Angel Martin Caballero

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    págs. 201-230