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Oct 23, 2017 · Conscripting entails a proactive effort to identify and integrate targeted workers into exploitative institutional structures, while controlling ensures their on-going compliance.
- Ralph Hamann, Stephanie Bertels
- 2018
Oct 30, 2023 · Abstract. This study argues that the Union maintains a double standard on working conditions in relation to the criteria established at international level, which allows to tolerate situations of labour exploitation as ‘unserious’, ‘proportionated’ or ‘normal’ phenomena.
- Antonio Di Marco
The majority of respondents agreed with the Government’s position that more needed to be done to tackle the more serious cases of labour market exploitation. In view of this, the Government has...
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Dec 25, 2018 · Using case studies, this article examines three approaches to regulating exploitative labor: (a) stakeholder initiatives; (b) government legislation; (c) consumer and employee advocacy.
- Alexis A. Aronowitz
- 2019
First, how does exploitation connect to the sphere of ‘work’ (broadly encompassed)? Second, what do we mean by exploitation in work relations? Third, does the state have a mandate to curb strongly exploitative practices and/or interpersonal exploitation, and must it do so using the criminal law?
May 7, 2021 · The chapter describes the central relevant findings of behavioral ethics research and the challenges these findings pose for legal compliance, and outlines possible solutions. In particular, we advocate a novel regulatory approach utilizing ethical nudges: regulatory interventions that are designed to improve ethical deliberations by potential ...
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May 21, 2019 · 23 Citations. 24 Altmetric. Explore all metrics. Abstract. The exploitation of workers can be understood on a spectrum of ‘less severe’ to ‘severe’ acts or omissions, where less severe exploitation can create conditions for severe exploitation to develop.
