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Towards a European Model of Industrial Relations?: Building on the First Report of the European Commission

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Towards a European Model of Industrial Relations?: Building on the First Report of the European Commission
Towards a European Model of Industrial Relations?: Building on the First Report of the European Commission

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Towards a European Model of Industrial Relations?: Building on the First Report of the European Commission

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In this book fifteen notable scholars and policymakers from six European countries explore the territory of industrial relations in Europe as it now stands. The important questions for which they provide in-depth materials include: As a detailed analysis of current reality in the field of European industrial relations, this remarkable book is of great value to a wide range of interested parties, including academics, business people and their counsel, policymakers, government officials, and labour lawyers. These essays were originally presented as papers at a December 2000 conference in Modena, sponsored by the Italian Industrial Relations Research Association in collaboration with the European Commission and the Centre for International and Comparative Studies in Labour Law and Industrial Relations of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

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