Chile's labour reform will pass this year
The bill will strengthen unions but may not boost job creation as promised, at least not in the short term
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- Collective bargaining rights
- Restrictions on inter-company unions and federations
- Alternatives to unions
- Right to strike
- Terms of reform
- Increased union powers and incentives for membership
- Inter-company unions
- Collective bargaining rights
- Bargaining floor
- Right to strike
- Premises of the bill
- Reform criticisms
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_350.jpg "Bachelet at the national congress in Valparaiso city (Reuters/Eliseo Fernandez)")