Tribunaes De Arbitros-Avindores

A scholarly work written in the late 19th century, specifically in 1898. This publication falls under the category of scientific literature and addresses the topic of industrial arbitration, focusing on the roles and functions of arbitration tribunals designed to resolve disputes between employers and workers within the industrial sector. The book discusses the historical development of arbitration tribunals in several countries, prominently in France, and analyzes the establishment and functioning of such institutions in Portugal. It details the structure, responsibilities, and legal frameworks surrounding the ''árbitros-avindores,'' which serve both conciliatory and judicial purposes in industrial conflicts. The text emphasizes the importance of these tribunals in promoting harmony within industrial relations, addressing issues related to salaries, working conditions, and labor agreements, while highlighting the social and economic implications of their existence in managing disputes effectively.