Introduction: Worldwide patterns of legal segmentation in employment law

Введение: глобальные модели правовой сегментации в трудовом законодательстве
Ulrich Mückenberger, Irene Dingeldey
2022-02-11

employment lawglobal country clusteringinclusive labor protectionsindividual employment re-regulationlegal segmentation
Abstract This Special Issue aims to enrich the discussion on individual employment re‐regulation by introducing the concept of legal segmentation from a global perspective and distinguishing between the standard‐setting, privileging and equalizing functions of employment law. This introductory article draws on a new database created by the authors that allows countries worldwide to be clustered into types of legal segmentation. It presents the authors' methodology and initial findings, which are contrasted with the regional and thematic studies in this Special Issue. Together, these contributions provide policy proposals to support the creation and enforcement of inclusive rules protecting all working people worldwide.
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A new worldwide database enables countries to be clustered into distinct types of legal segmentation.
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It distinguishes three employment-law functions: standard-setting, privileging, and equalizing.
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The article introduces legal segmentation as a global framework for analyzing individual employment re-regulation.
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The article presents a methodology and initial global findings, contrasted with regional and thematic analyses in the Special Issue.
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The combined findings support policy proposals for creating and enforcing inclusive employment rules that protect all working people worldwide.

employment law systems worldwide

patterns and functions of legal segmentation, including standard-setting, privileging, and equalizing functions

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Ulrich Mückenberger
Irene Dingeldey
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