Negociação coletiva: um estudo do modelo chileno, em razão de sua provável alternativa para o Brasil

Abstract

Chile adopts union plurality and collective bargaining by company, which creates an exacerbated decentralization, with a modest coverage rate for workers. However, this model, stimulated by an ultraliberal economic policy, has inspired Brazilian economists, who intend to establish the same labor bases as Chile. It follows that the praxis of trading per company is not fully compatible with Brazil, a continental country and more than 4.45 million companies. This study compares the union models of these two countries, which serve as experience for the implementation of Chigago Boys’ ultraliberal economic doctrine.