Neoliberalism Questions
Neoliberalism affects labor rights by promoting policies that prioritize the free market and individual economic freedom over collective bargaining and worker protections. This ideology emphasizes deregulation, privatization, and liberalization of trade, which often leads to weakened labor unions, reduced job security, and increased precarious employment. Neoliberal policies also tend to prioritize the interests of corporations and investors, leading to a decline in workers' bargaining power and a widening income inequality gap. Overall, neoliberalism's focus on market forces and limited government intervention can undermine labor rights and protections.