The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional law

<p>This text explains how active employment policies and cooperatives are perfectly suited to fulfil the mandates outlined in the 1978 Spanish Constitution in relation to the promotion of cooperatives (Article 129.2), and to policies oriented towards full employment (Article 40.1), which fall...

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Main Author: Santiago Larrazabal Basáñez
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad de Deusto 2019-07-01
Series:Boletín de la Asociación Internacional de Derecho Cooperativo
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Online Access:http://baidc.revistas.deusto.es/article/view/1479
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spelling doaj-09330132ee6f4607b5e71ea0444d13c72020-11-25T01:49:38ZspaUniversidad de DeustoBoletín de la Asociación Internacional de Derecho Cooperativo1134-993X2386-48932019-07-01054557310.18543/baidc-54-2019pp55-731431The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional lawSantiago Larrazabal Basáñez0University of Deusto<p>This text explains how active employment policies and cooperatives are perfectly suited to fulfil the mandates outlined in the 1978 Spanish Constitution in relation to the promotion of cooperatives (Article 129.2), and to policies oriented towards full employment (Article 40.1), which fall under the overall protection of social rights. After analysing the provisions contained in these two articles, details are provided as to how the economic crisis and the strict balanced budget policies that ensued have also weakened the constitutional protection of social rights, with the adoption of regressive measures whose compatibility with the Constitution has been accepted by the Spanish Constitutional Court (despite divided opinions among the Court’s members). Finally, an analysis is conducted of the options available within the Spanish legal system to protect and encourage cooperative societies. It is then argued that cooperatives can be a very useful instrument to create employment, even within the most innovative and dynamic sectors of the economy. These sectors include, for example, the collaborative economy (which includes the digital economy), the ‘white economy’, the ‘green economy’ and the ‘circular economy’.</p><p><strong>Received</strong>: 01 October 2018<br /><strong>Accepted</strong>: 07 March 2019<br /><strong>Published online</strong>: 22 July 2019</p>http://baidc.revistas.deusto.es/article/view/1479employment policiescooperativesnew forms of worksocial rightsspanish constitutional law
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Boletín de la Asociación Internacional de Derecho Cooperativo
employment policies
cooperatives
new forms of work
social rights
spanish constitutional law
author_facet Santiago Larrazabal Basáñez
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title The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional law
title_short The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional law
title_full The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional law
title_fullStr The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional law
title_full_unstemmed The synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. An overview based on Spanish constitutional law
title_sort synergy between employment policies and cooperatives with regard to new forms of work. an overview based on spanish constitutional law
publisher Universidad de Deusto
series Boletín de la Asociación Internacional de Derecho Cooperativo
issn 1134-993X
2386-4893
publishDate 2019-07-01
description <p>This text explains how active employment policies and cooperatives are perfectly suited to fulfil the mandates outlined in the 1978 Spanish Constitution in relation to the promotion of cooperatives (Article 129.2), and to policies oriented towards full employment (Article 40.1), which fall under the overall protection of social rights. After analysing the provisions contained in these two articles, details are provided as to how the economic crisis and the strict balanced budget policies that ensued have also weakened the constitutional protection of social rights, with the adoption of regressive measures whose compatibility with the Constitution has been accepted by the Spanish Constitutional Court (despite divided opinions among the Court’s members). Finally, an analysis is conducted of the options available within the Spanish legal system to protect and encourage cooperative societies. It is then argued that cooperatives can be a very useful instrument to create employment, even within the most innovative and dynamic sectors of the economy. These sectors include, for example, the collaborative economy (which includes the digital economy), the ‘white economy’, the ‘green economy’ and the ‘circular economy’.</p><p><strong>Received</strong>: 01 October 2018<br /><strong>Accepted</strong>: 07 March 2019<br /><strong>Published online</strong>: 22 July 2019</p>
topic employment policies
cooperatives
new forms of work
social rights
spanish constitutional law
url http://baidc.revistas.deusto.es/article/view/1479
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