An edition of European works councils
(2010)
European works councils
a transnational industrial relations institution in the making
by Jeremy Waddington
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The creation of European Works Councils (EWCs) is arguably the most important measure taken in global industrial relations in recent years. This text examines the communication and information-sharing between workers' representatives and top management in multinational firms to assess whether EWCs are achieving their objectives.
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European works councils: a transnational industrial relations institution in the making
2010, Routledge
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0415873908 9780415873901
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Table of Contents
Setting the scene
The articulation activities of European industry federations
EWC agreements: the impact of the directive on coverage, barriers and content
Information, consultation and company restructuring: views on the core EWC agenda
EWC infrastructure: articulation in the context of communication, training and collective identity
Beyond the formal information and consultation agenda
From review to recast: contesting the revision of the directive
Conclusion: towards a transnational industrial relations institution.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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