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April 15, 2026LABOR LAW REVIEW

The Right to Collective Bargaining and the Restrictive Mechanism for Unification of Bargaining Agents

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AYAelim YUN

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Overview

This analysis explores the impact of revised labor laws on collective bargaining and unionization.

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the changes in labor law regarding collective bargaining rights and their broader implications.
  • Examined the historical development of the unification of bargaining agents system.
  • Analyzed the effects of the revised labor law on multiple unions within workplaces.
  • Reviewed two Constitutional Court decisions regarding collective bargaining rights.
  • The revised law adds new definitions impacting the framework of labor relations extensively.
  • The unification system has led to fragmentation in labor relations and working conditions.
  • Constitutional Court findings indicate limitations in applying current bargaining frameworks effectively.

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Aelim YUN (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69df2a4be4eeef8a2a6af8f2https://doi.org/10.32716/llr.2026.03.60.303
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