Not as simple as it seems: the ILO and the personal scope of International Labour Standards

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Autor principal: Valerio De Stefano
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Publicado: International Labour Organization 2021
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contents Not as simple as it seems: the ILO and the personal scope of International Labour Standards Valerio De Stefano This article examines the personal scope of the International Labour Standards of the ILO. It argues that the ILS do not set out a universal definition of the terms “employee” or “ employment relationship”. Instead, even when the ILS use such terms as “employment” or “employment relationship”, their scope should be determined on a case-by-case basis, also by referring to the travaux préparatoires and the opinions of the ILO Supervisory Bodies. It then analyses closely both the application of ILO Fundamental Conventions by the Supervisory Bodies and the most recent ILO debates concerning the personal scope of ILS. publication.journalArticle
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spellingShingle Not as simple as it seems: the ILO and the personal scope of International Labour Standards
Valerio De Stefano
Not as simple as it seems: the ILO and the personal scope of International Labour Standards Valerio De Stefano This article examines the personal scope of the International Labour Standards of the ILO. It argues that the ILS do not set out a universal definition of the terms “employee” or “ employment relationship”. Instead, even when the ILS use such terms as “employment” or “employment relationship”, their scope should be determined on a case-by-case basis, also by referring to the travaux préparatoires and the opinions of the ILO Supervisory Bodies. It then analyses closely both the application of ILO Fundamental Conventions by the Supervisory Bodies and the most recent ILO debates concerning the personal scope of ILS. publication.journalArticle
title Not as simple as it seems: the ILO and the personal scope of International Labour Standards
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Not-as-simple-as-it-seems/995219219402676