The right to organise generally means the right of labour to create a temporary or permanent organisation whose fundamental aim is to improve their employment and working conditions. It specifically refers to the right of labour to organise and participate in trade unions. The term is either broadly define…
Chinese Workers: Legal Protection and Exercise of Labour's Right to Organise(7,345 words)
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Qiao, Jian, “Chinese Workers: Legal Protection and Exercise of Labour's Right to Organise”, in: Chinese Research Perspectives Online, Edited by: International Advisory Board Chinese Research Perspectives Online. Consulted online on 16 August 2017 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/2213-6002_crpn_C9789004156371_014>▲ Back to top ▲