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Collective conflicts in Cameroonian labor law - DE

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The framework of collective conflicts in Cameroon is mainly done by the 1992 labor code, which defines the notion of collective conflicts by giving its characteristics which are: the intervention of a group of employees; the collective nature of the interest at stake and in a certain way the cessation of work and professional claims.Labour conflicts cannot be totally avoided within the company, that is why the Cameroonian legislator has instituted several procedures such as the amicable procedure and the legal procedure to resolve these conflicts. The modalities of regulating collective conflicts in Cameroonian labour law have proved to be ineffective, that is why a tidying up of the legislation and the setting up of a real negotiation between social partners remain a prerequisite.

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MAMIYa Guillaume  BIBIANG - molodoj kamerunskij issledowatel' w oblasti prawa, posle polucheniq stepeni magistra w oblasti trudowogo prawa w Uniwersitete Yaunde II, w nastoqschee wremq on zaschischaet doktorskuü dissertaciü w oblasti biznesa i trudowogo prawa po teme gibkosti trudowyh otnoshenij w Kamerune.

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Authors Guillaume Bibiang
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 30.04.2023
 
EAN 9786205890790
ISBN 9786205890790
No. of pages 76
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Law > Mercantile and commercial law

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