SE WCs / non-Swedish / Altadis / Alstom / EWCs / Rights Directive / High Level Group / Alcatel / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Switzerland / Romania / Italy / Sweden / Norway / Belgium / Turkey / France / United States / United Kingdom / Denmark / /
IndustryTerm
foreign subsidiaries / retail / appropriate solutions / employment law directives / case law / fall-back solutions / company law / internal media / fallback solution / manufacturing / company newspapers / issue site / participation network / consultation networks / chemical agents / company law posting / /
Organization
Cooperative Society / Industrial Democracy Board / Croatian Parliament / European Economic and Social Committee / European Parliament / Special Negotiation Bodies / European Cooperative Society / European Works Council / civil society / European Commission / EU Commission / Impact Assessment Board / European Union / /
Person
Vogel den Abeele / Van den Abeele / M. Timmermans / Van Criekingen / Agostini Criekingen / /
Articulating workers’ participation Introduction Since the adoption of the Recast European Works Council (EWC) Directive in 2009, a new word has entered the discourse of European industrial relations. The word is ‘ar