Collective bargain labour law in Argentina: A model to consider in Chile

Abstract

The article conducts a review of the main institutions governing collective bargain labour law in Argentina, drawing comparisons with its regulation in Chile. It takes as its starting point the exercise of fundamental rights of workers in both countries. It develops the analysis of the Argentinean legislation, critically interpreting the results and presenting some conclusions about the model laws that are influencing how these rights are exercised at different levels in Argentina and Chile.