Establishment of European Works Councils
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Establishment of European Works Councils
From Information Committee to Social Actor
Platzer, Hans - Wolfgang; Nagel, Bernhard; Lecher, Wolfgang
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2020
278
Mole
Inglês
9781138342545
15 a 20 dias
540
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Part 1. Introduction. 1. Scope and Method of the Research. Part 2. The Context for the Development of European Works Councils. 2. Political Europeanisation - Economic Globalisation? 3. The Transformation of Corporate Strategies. 4. The Legal Context for EWCs: The Directive and its Precursors. 5. The Establishment of EWCs: Process and Course of Development. Part 3. Industrial Relations in Western Europe. 6. National Industrial Relations and the Context for EWCs in Italy, France, the United Kingdom and Germany. 7. EWCs as a Catalyst for European Industrial Relations. Part 4. Eight Case Studies on the Establishment of European Works Councils. 8. Fields of Interaction of EWCs. 9. Schmalbach-Lubeca: Countervailing Power through Information. 10. Hoechst: the EWC as the 'Fourth Tier of Codetermination'. 11. The EWC at Bull: Tackling the 'Long Haul'. 12. The EWC at Rhone Poulenc: The Politics of Incrementalism. 13. The EWC at GKN: Still Searching for Independence. 14. ICI: The Untypical Briton. 15. The EWC at Merloni: 'Left in the Lurch'. 16. The EWC at ENI: Building Block of a European Corporate Culture. Part 5. Conclusions and Prospects. 17. Implications of the Case Studies. 18. EWCs in the 'European Social Model' - From Information Committee to Social Actor. 19. The EWC Model as Political Objective. 20. National Prospects: EWCs in Italy, France, the UK and Germany. 21. Will EWCs Promote the Europeanisation of Industrial Relations?
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IG Metall;European corporate culture;EWCs;European union directive;EU Social Policy;incrementalism politics;UK Workforce;national industrial relations;EWC Representative;corporate strategies;EWC Member;Full Time Trade Union Official;EWC Agreement;Total Group Turnover;EWC Meet;EWC Directive;Workplace Employee Representatives;RSU;Special Negotiating Body;EWC Meeting;Employee Representatives;EEC Treaty;European Industry Federations;Italian Representative;European Company Statute;European Metalworkers Federation;Bull Group;Central Works Council;Amp;UK Structure
Part 1. Introduction. 1. Scope and Method of the Research. Part 2. The Context for the Development of European Works Councils. 2. Political Europeanisation - Economic Globalisation? 3. The Transformation of Corporate Strategies. 4. The Legal Context for EWCs: The Directive and its Precursors. 5. The Establishment of EWCs: Process and Course of Development. Part 3. Industrial Relations in Western Europe. 6. National Industrial Relations and the Context for EWCs in Italy, France, the United Kingdom and Germany. 7. EWCs as a Catalyst for European Industrial Relations. Part 4. Eight Case Studies on the Establishment of European Works Councils. 8. Fields of Interaction of EWCs. 9. Schmalbach-Lubeca: Countervailing Power through Information. 10. Hoechst: the EWC as the 'Fourth Tier of Codetermination'. 11. The EWC at Bull: Tackling the 'Long Haul'. 12. The EWC at Rhone Poulenc: The Politics of Incrementalism. 13. The EWC at GKN: Still Searching for Independence. 14. ICI: The Untypical Briton. 15. The EWC at Merloni: 'Left in the Lurch'. 16. The EWC at ENI: Building Block of a European Corporate Culture. Part 5. Conclusions and Prospects. 17. Implications of the Case Studies. 18. EWCs in the 'European Social Model' - From Information Committee to Social Actor. 19. The EWC Model as Political Objective. 20. National Prospects: EWCs in Italy, France, the UK and Germany. 21. Will EWCs Promote the Europeanisation of Industrial Relations?
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
IG Metall;European corporate culture;EWCs;European union directive;EU Social Policy;incrementalism politics;UK Workforce;national industrial relations;EWC Representative;corporate strategies;EWC Member;Full Time Trade Union Official;EWC Agreement;Total Group Turnover;EWC Meet;EWC Directive;Workplace Employee Representatives;RSU;Special Negotiating Body;EWC Meeting;Employee Representatives;EEC Treaty;European Industry Federations;Italian Representative;European Company Statute;European Metalworkers Federation;Bull Group;Central Works Council;Amp;UK Structure
