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In Chile, workers have the right to form and join unions without prior authorization, and approximately 10% of the total work force is unionized.The law allows unions to conduct their activities without interference, and the government protects this right in practice. While employees in the private sector have the right to strike, the government regulates this right, and there are some restrictions.

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  • In Chile, workers have the right to form and join unions without prior authorization, and approximately 10% of the total work force is unionized.The law allows unions to conduct their activities without interference, and the government protects this right in practice. While employees in the private sector have the right to strike, the government regulates this right, and there are some restrictions.
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