The Impact Of ILO'S Conventions Regarding Freedom Of Association In Brazil
Brasil Law Articles in English (2007)
Ms Inaê Sales Oliveira - Demarest e Almeida Advogados
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The Impact Of ILO'S Conventions Regarding Freedom Of Association In Brazil
The present article intends to analyse the impact and effectiveness of ILO Conventions Numbers 87 (1948) and 98 (1949), concerning Freedom of Association, in Brazil. The first part deals with some issues of freedom of association regarding the referred Conventions and the second part makes reference to the compliance record of Brazil in order to investigate the impact and effectiveness of such Conventions.
Conventions No. 87 and 98 were chosen because these two Conventions contain the most comprehensive set of standards on freedom of association to be found in international level, and the ILO has highly developed system of supervisory machinery and procedures with which to promote them and to oversee their application1. I - Freedom of Association: Conventions Numbers 87 and 98.'The very foundation of the trade union movement is the need for workers to join forces in their collective defence and for the advanc...
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