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Labor Day in Latin American Countries

Q REPORTS (Latin American Post) May 1 is International Workers' Day. On this date, it is pertinent to know how the labor aspect is in the region. One of the most commonly used indicators is the working day because it makes it possible to compare working conditions between different countries, taking into account their duration,… ....

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ESG In Latin America And The Rise Of The Social Pillar - Corporate Governance

Environmental, social and corporate governance (collectively referred to as ESG) is generally used to describe criteria or standards by which companies can be measured with respect to a broad range of. ....

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Organized labor in Brazil 1900-1937: from anarchist origins to government control

Colin Everett recounts the anarcho-syndicalist origins of the Brazilian labour movement, and its eventual supersession by authoritarian, state-linked unions. ....

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