European works councils: an assessment of their social welfare impact

"The working paper analyses the impact of EWCs on four different groups: shareholders, creditors, managers and employees. It argues that EWCs provide a net benefit. There are no significant negative impacts on shareholders and creditors while there are clear positive benefits for employers and...

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Main Author: Vitols, Sigurt
Institution:ETUI-European Trade Union Institute
Format: TEXT
Language:English
Published: Brussels 2009
ETUI
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Online Access:https://www.labourline.org/KENTIKA-19188962124919061449-european-works-councils-an-ass.htm
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description "The working paper analyses the impact of EWCs on four different groups: shareholders, creditors, managers and employees. It argues that EWCs provide a net benefit. There are no significant negative impacts on shareholders and creditors while there are clear positive benefits for employers and managers. "
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is_hierarchy_title European works councils: an assessment of their social welfare impact
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physical 23 p.
Paper
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publishDate 2009
publisher Brussels
ETUI
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European works council
social implication
welfare economics
European works councils: an assessment of their social welfare impact
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title European works councils: an assessment of their social welfare impact
topic European works council
social implication
welfare economics
url https://www.labourline.org/KENTIKA-19188962124919061449-european-works-councils-an-ass.htm