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Constitutional Perspectives on Labour Rights in the 21st Century offers a fresh and timely exploration of how constitutions safeguard and transform labour rights in today’s rapidly changing world. Bringing together renowned scholars and practitioners, this edited volume unpacks pressing issues from gig work to global supply chains. It highlights judicial innovations, legislative reforms, and international best practices shaping the future of work. Rich in comparative insights, the book bridges theory and practice to reimagine stronger protections for workers. An essential read for academics, policymakers, and advocates committed to advancing labour rights in the new century.