Gonzalo Ignacio Durán Sanhueza

Graduated From Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Got An MSc. in Applied Labour Economics for Development from the University of Turin (Turin, Italy).

Specializing in: Labor Economics, Development Economics, Collective Bargaining

Native Spanish Speaker, Intermediate English, and Learning German.

Been Working At "Fundación SOL" Since 2007 as an Economist.

Worked At ILO (International Labour Organisation), OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development) And ECLAC (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribean) as External Consultor.

Also Worked As Economic Advisor For The Ministry of Labour (2009-2010).

Worked At The National Institution of Statistics As An Analyst, And Got A Magister in Management and Public Policy (2016).

Last Published Documents:

-"The Actual Chilean Wages" A Collaboration With Marco Kremerman. (2015)

-"Women at Work" In Collaboration With Carla Brega, And Benjamín Saez. (2015)

-"Trade Unions and Collective Bargaining" Another Collaboration With Marco Kremerman. (2014)

-"Poverty, Inequality and Employment in Chile" A Collaboration With S. Cammage And Tomás Alburquerque. (2014)

-"The Economic Challenges of Collective Bargaining" (2014)

-"Does Formal Employment Equal Quality Employment in Chile" (2013)

International Seminars:

-"Chilean Model, A Case to Follow?" (Dec. 2015, Washington, USA).

-"Economical Precarization" (May 2015, Puerto Rico)

-The attack on Labour and the Dynamic of Accumulation by Dispossession in Chile" (April 2015, Germany)

-"Does Formal Employment Equal Quality Employment in Chile?·(April 2013, Switzerland)

-"Beyond Statutory Regulation: Chilean Case" (Dec. 2012, Switzerland)