Social and labour issues relating to construction activities : the cases of international contractors from Italy, the Republic of Korea and the united kingdom.

Based on information collected through 12 case studies for which questionnaires were sent to the leading Italian civil engineering and heavy engineering firms involved in work overseas, research studies and interviews with major construction firms in Korea and results of a survey of the top ten United Kingdom multinational contractors.

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Year of publication:	1994
Authors:	A, Norsa ; C, Sangiorgi ; YB, Park ; R, Flanagan
Institutions:	International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations
Subject:	construction industry \| multinational enterprise \| management strategy \| business strategy \| conditions of employment \| Italy \| Korea R \| UK \| survey \| market access \| technology transfer \| employment security \| expatriate worker \| training \| working conditions \| labour relations \| bibliography \| illustration \| questionnaire \| bâtiment et travaux publics \| entreprise multinationale \| stratégie de gestion \| stratégie d'entreprise \| conditions d'emploi \| Italie \| Corée R \| Royaume-Uni \| industria de la construcción \| empresa multinacional \| estrategia de gestión \| estrategia empresarial \| condiciones de empleo \| Italia \| Corea R \| Reino Unido \| enquête \| accès au marché \| transfert des techniques \| sécurité de l'emploi \| travailleur expatrié \| formation \| conditions de travail \| relations de travail \| bibliographie \| encuesta \| acceso al mercado \| transferencia de tecnología \| seguridad en el empleo \| trabajador expatriado \| formación \| condiciones de trabajo \| relaciones laborales \| bibliografía \| ilustración \| cuestionario

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	ILO Working Papers.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Published in Multinational enterprises programme, working paper series 90 pages
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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