Issue 13 of the Journal of Social and Business Law focuses on the events commemorating the centenary of the International Labour Organization (ILO), with an emphasis on the transformation of work in the 21st century. The studies explore topics such as the sovereignty of working time, trade union freedom, collective bargaining, and challenges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Additionally, the issue addresses labor reforms in Mexico and the adaptation of the legal framework to new technologies and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It also examines the ILO’s response to the global health crisis and its support to member States.

The special issue highlights the importance of international cooperation and labor rights in times of crisis.

Table of Contents – Journal of Social and Business Law

“LA SOBERANÍA DEL TIEMPO DE TRABAJO: UN NUEVO ENFOQUE PARA UN CONCEPTO TRADICIONAL”

María Luz Vega 

“LA DECLARACIÓN DEL CENTENARIO DE LA OIT. A PROPÓSITO DE LA IMPORTANCIA”

“DEL RECONOCIMIENTO DE LA LIBERTAD SINDICAL Y LA NEGOCIACIÓN COLECTIVA” 

Eduardo Rojo Torrecilla

“NOTAS SOBRE LA REGULACIÓN DEL TRABAJO EN EL CONTEXTO ECONÓMICO”

Thereza C. Nahas

“AFTER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE:  THE RE-ENCOUNTER OF INTERNATIONAL LABOR PROTECTION AND ARBITRATION”

Manuel Gómez

“EL FUTURO DEL TRABAJO EN MÉXICO TRAS LA REFORMA LABORAL DEL 1º DE MAYO DE 2019”

Ángel Guillermo Ruiz Moreno

“EL USO DE TECNOLOGÍAS PARA EL TRABAJO DECENTE Y LA SEGURIDAD SOCIAL.”

“UNA VISIÓN DESDE MÉXICO”

Gabriela Mendizábal Bermúdez

“NUOVE TECNOLOGIE: LA NECESSITÀ DI PROTEZIONE DEI LAVORATORI NELL’EMERGENZA SANITARIA”

Elena Signorini