Basic Elements of the Internationalization of Labour Law

Abstract

The concern in not making one's products more expensive and losing the competition with other companies and countries made the birth and development of Labor Law depend internally on the generalization and externally on the internalization of its rules. Other elements of a political nature (such as universal peace) and of a social nature (such as social justice) are added to this economic element (international competition). The three elements are important but at present it is the desire to warrant social justice that prevails, hampered by the great economic differences existing between the developed and the undeveloped countries. This makes it necessary for international action to be taken to establish a new world economic order.