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Arbeitskämpfe seit dem Spätmittelalter
Sieg'l, Christian - 1993
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Labour law and industrial relations in Germany
Weiss, Manfred; Schmidt, Marlene - 2008 - 4th rev. ed
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Grundlagen der Arbeitnehmerkapitalbeteiligung
Böker, Arndt - 2006
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Gewerkschaften und kollektives Arbeitsrecht in Polen : Wechselbeziehungen im geschichtlichen Kontext
Stegemann, Karolina - 2011 - 1. Aufl.
gegenseitiger Beziehungen zwischen Staat, Gewerkschaften und Arbeitgebern ausmachen und das aktuelle polnische Arbeitsrecht prägen …
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Business and the development of job security regulations : the case of Germany
Emmenegger, Patrick; Marx, Paul - In: Socio-economic review 9 (2011) 4, pp. 729-756
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Le travail et la nation : histoire croisée de la France et de l'Allemagne
Zimmermann, Bénédicte (ed.) - 1999
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The Codetermination Bargains : The History of German Corporate and Labour Law
McGaughey, Ewan - 2017
Why does codetermination exist in Germany? Law and economics theories have contended that if there were no legal compulsion, worker participation in corporate governance would be ‘virtually nonexistent'. This positive analysis, which flows from the ‘nexus of contracts' conception of the...
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Gegenmacht statt Ohnmacht : 100 Jahre Betriebsverfassungsgesetz : der Kampf um Mitbestimmung, Gemeineigentum und Demokratisierung
Gün, Isaf (ed.); Hopmann, Benedikt (ed.);  … - 2020
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The Codetermination Bargains : The History of German Corporate and Labour Law
McGaughey, Ewan - 2018
Why does codetermination exist in Germany? Law and economics theories have contended that if there were no legal compulsion, worker participation in corporate governance would be ‘virtually nonexistent’. This positive analysis, which flows from the ‘nexus of contracts’ conception of the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014139537