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Michael Stollt, Elwin Wolters

Worker involvement in the European Company (SE) - A handbook for practitioners

In October 2001, the EU formally adopted the legislation on the European Company, also known by its Latin name Societas Europaea (SE). This handbook aims to ensure that the new opportunities for employee representation at European level which these

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Filip Dorssemont (Professor of labour law at the Université Catholique de Louvain, UCL) and Thomas Blanke (Professor of law)

The recast of the European Works Council Directive

The present volume, edited by Filip Dorssemont and Thomas Blanke, and published by Intersentia, incorporates results of an innovative research project of the ETUI dealing with EWC-related litigation on the EU and national levels. It is both

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Séverine Picard (ETUC Legal Advisor)

European Works Councils: a trade union guide to directive 2009/38/EC

This guide has been developed by the ETUC in order to help trade unionists and practitioners in the area of information and consultation around Europe to play an active role in this process and to make the most of the new provisions in the European

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Dr. Markus Hertwig (Ruhr University Bochum), Prof. Dr. Ludger Pries (Ruhr University Bochum) and Dr Luitpold Rampeltshammer (Saarland University)

European Works Councils in complementary perspectives - New approaches to the study of European interest regulation

During the last 15 years, research on European Works Councils has revealed significant information concerning the structure, dynamics and ability of EWCs to represent employees’ interests. A multitude of factors and conditions influencing the work

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Sigurt Vitols (ETUI)

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

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