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From European to world works councils? : The development of world works councils and other forms of global employee representation in transnational undertakings

Rüb, Stefan; Müller, Torsten - In: Labour, globalisation & the new economy : [the 3rd …, (pp. 393-400). 2005

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Grenzübergreifende Arbeitsbeziehungen in globalen Konzernen : Wege und Instrumente transnationaler Interessenvertretung

Müller, Torsten; Platzer, Hans-Wolfgang; Rüb, Stefan - 2004

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Mitbestimmung vor künftigen Herausforderungen in einer globalisierten Welt

Diefenbacher, Hans; Teichert, Volker - In: Das Ethische in der Ökonomie : Festschrift für Hans …, (pp. 359-372). 2005

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Early days: Belgian and UK experiences of European Works Councils

Beaupain, Thérèse; Jefferys, Steve; Annand, Rachel - In: Multinational companies and global human resource strategies, (pp. 329-345). 2003

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Gesamt- und Konzernbetriebsräte in internationalen Konzernunternehmen

Röder, Gerhard; Powietzka, Arnim - In: Der Betrieb 57 (2004) 10, pp. 542-547

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Closed frontiers : why German multinationals don't utilise the European Works Council directive

Whittall, Michael; Lücking, Stefan; Trinczek, Rainer; … - 2015

In 1994 the European Works Councils Directive was adopted. It marked a major breakthrough for workers representation at … the European level. Twenty years later, however, the outcome of this legal provision remains ambivalent. While around 1 …,000 multinationals have set up a European Works Council, a considerable number has failed to take advantage of this legal option. The …