Abstract
In view of the implementation of the Biooceanic Corridor, this article analyzes its impact on the labor relations that will be increased in its scope, with the objective of analyzing the legal and labor systems of the countries parties and the applicable international and regional standarts with a view to demonstrating the need to protect and promote social human rights. As a result, there is a series of asymmetries between the countries part of the project with differences in the level of protection of social human rights that in the end imply not only normative disparity, but in gaps in the protection of labor relations throughout the project, which reaffirms the need for protection and promotion of social rights. In addition, the strengthening of state and labor institutions, especially the unions, is a possible way to mitigate these points. To this end, it makes use of bibliographic research and the deductive method as analysis support.
Keywords
Bioceanic Corridor; labor relations; legal-labor systems; social human rights