Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries

Autores
Ronconi, Lucas
Año de publicación
2019
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More than half of private sector employees in the developing world do not receive legally mandated labor benefits. These regulations have typically been enacted by democratically elected governments, and are valued by both formal and informal workers. Increasing public enforcement (e.g. inspections, fines, and workers’ access to the judiciary) can be a powerful tool to reduce violations (e.g. increase the number of employees earning above the minimum wage). Which factors determine enforcement, and whether enforcement produces more social benefits than costs, are, however, unanswered questions.
Fil: Ronconi, Lucas. Centro de Investigación y Acción Social; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
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LABOR
ENFORCEMENT
INFORMALITY
REGULATION
INSPECTIONS
FINES
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title Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
spellingShingle Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
Ronconi, Lucas
LABOR
ENFORCEMENT
INFORMALITY
REGULATION
INSPECTIONS
FINES
title_short Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
title_full Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
title_fullStr Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
title_full_unstemmed Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
title_sort Enforcement of labor regulations in developing countries
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Ronconi, Lucas
author Ronconi, Lucas
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv LABOR
ENFORCEMENT
INFORMALITY
REGULATION
INSPECTIONS
FINES
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ENFORCEMENT
INFORMALITY
REGULATION
INSPECTIONS
FINES
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv More than half of private sector employees in the developing world do not receive legally mandated labor benefits. These regulations have typically been enacted by democratically elected governments, and are valued by both formal and informal workers. Increasing public enforcement (e.g. inspections, fines, and workers’ access to the judiciary) can be a powerful tool to reduce violations (e.g. increase the number of employees earning above the minimum wage). Which factors determine enforcement, and whether enforcement produces more social benefits than costs, are, however, unanswered questions.
Fil: Ronconi, Lucas. Centro de Investigación y Acción Social; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
description More than half of private sector employees in the developing world do not receive legally mandated labor benefits. These regulations have typically been enacted by democratically elected governments, and are valued by both formal and informal workers. Increasing public enforcement (e.g. inspections, fines, and workers’ access to the judiciary) can be a powerful tool to reduce violations (e.g. increase the number of employees earning above the minimum wage). Which factors determine enforcement, and whether enforcement produces more social benefits than costs, are, however, unanswered questions.
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2054-9571
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