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European Labour Law Journal, 2010
Involvement of employees in the social dialogue has always been an ongoing and vigorous concern of the European Union. Over the years since the European Works Councils (EWCs) were established in 1994, expectations regarding their role have grown, particularly in anticipating and managing change as corporate activities have become increasingly ...
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Involvement of employees in the social dialogue has always been an ongoing and vigorous concern of the European Union. Over the years since the European Works Councils (EWCs) were established in 1994, expectations regarding their role have grown, particularly in anticipating and managing change as corporate activities have become increasingly ...
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European Works Council Directive : Brexit's First victim?
Diritti lavori mercati : 2, 2022, 2022Brexit has finally arrived, and its consequences are still unpredictable. The art. 50 TEU notice triggered by the British Government has been unique in European Union history and unique are the effects over economies, transports, and workers. While the Withdrawal agreements signed by European Union and United Kingdom has the aim of softening the ...
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Training European works councils
Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, 1995In the past there has been a tendency for the subject of European Works Councils to be discussed at the macro-political level. The dominant topics of this debate were the various interpretations of the EU Directive and its transposition into national legislation, as well as the demand for comprehensive company agreements regarding the establishment of
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Voluntary European Works Councils
European Journal of Industrial Relations, 1996This article analyses the 59 agreements establishing voluntary European Works Councils (EWCs) during the decade up to September 1995. Originally confined to companies based in France, and later also Germany, the geographical coverage has now widened. However, EWCs remain concentrated in a small number of sectors.
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Towards a ‘European’ works council
Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, 1999Early critiques of the new procedures for information and consultation within multinationals in the EU pose serious questions as to whether such structures have the potential for being either ‘European’ or a works council. This article attempts to clarify some of the dimensions of a transnationality which delegates would like to see prevail within ...
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‘European Works Councils: The Challenge for Labour’
Industrial Relations Journal, 2011Drawing on survey evidence, this paper explores the quality of information and consultation at European works councils and developments in the support infrastructure available to representatives. The paper highlights that European works councils are an institution in process.
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In and beyond European works councils
Employee Relations, 1998Reviews the competing perspectives given to the developments of European works councils (EWCs). In doing this an evaluation is given regarding the current state of the European labour movement and its ability to condition and influence contemporary practices of multinational corporations in an era of disturbances to existing national industrial ...
Syd Weston, Miguel Martinez Lucio
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Restructuring and the European Works Council
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006This paper tries to define the role of the European Works Council in transnational firms' restructurings in the EU. The European Works Council has a weak position during the crisis but in favourable conditions can have a new role in different directions (transnational informations, action with politics and EU institutions).
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European Works Councils and Their Implications
Employee Relations, 1994Examines the development of the current position in Britain, along with initiatives at EC and now EU level, to institutionalize collective structures for employee involvement along common lines. In the context of the latter, the emphasis will be on the European Commission′s proposals for European undertakings to establish European works councils (EWCs).
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European Works Council Denmark
1989The monograph European Works Council Denmark is an integral part of Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the International Encyclopaedia of Laws series.
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