Revisión del Proceso de Enajenación del Derecho a la Libertad Sindical en Colombia a partir de la Segunda Mitad de la Década de 1980

Abstract

By 2015 Colombia's unionization rate has reached 4.5%, one of the lowest in the world and according to the trend is expected to continue to decline, this scenario was unthinkable in the country for most of the twentieth century. But since the second half of the 1980s the neoliberalism facilitated the realization of the ever-existing intention to alienate workers from their right to freedom of association; as verified by the documentary review of about fifty sources, one hundred surveys of non-unionized workers in Barrancabermeja and Bogotá, and four interviews with union leaders of the workers' centers.