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Employees could get more rights if European Works Councils become more widespread.   Arrow IconMore...


Trade union power in Europe could be boosted by the European Commission's plans for European Works Councils. The commission has unveiled plans to overhaul laws on European Works Councils (EWCs), which could force many companies to renegotiate the a  Arrow IconMore...


Talks aimed at securing a revision of the Works Council Directive have collapsed before they even had a chance to begin. Union umbrella body the ETUC refused to start discussions with employer representative Business Europe - because the parties cou  Arrow IconMore...


Concerns were raised this morning after the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) announced its intention to secure a rapid rewriting of the Works Council Directive. David Yeandle, deputy director of employment policy at manufacturers' body the   Arrow IconMore...


Q What are works councils and how do they apply to me? A The term "works council" applies to any body that represents the interests of employees, which an employer must inform and consult with on issues affecting their organisation. Empl  Arrow IconMore...


The Information and Consultation of Employees Regulations 2004 provide a formal framework for consultation between employers and workers' representatives  Arrow IconMore...


Wal-Mart has been ordered to compensate a number of former employees in Canada, after it was ruled that the retail giant closed a store as a reprisal against unionised workers  Arrow IconMore...


Fisher was employed as a 'new business' manager by Hoopoe, and when it ceased trading, he and his colleagues faced redundancy.  Arrow IconMore...


Operations guidelines for the government's union modernisation fund have been published.  Arrow IconMore...


James Elwes looks at whether the benefits of setting up your own European works council outweigh the hassle   Arrow IconMore...


Follwing reports that head-offfice 'spies' are checking up on T-Mobile's store staff the communication workers union said it would send secret observers into stores to monitor the situation  Arrow IconMore...


Businesses should analyse their employee consultation systems, even if they believe they are compliant with forthcoming legislation, according to the deputy director general of the CBI. On 6 April 2005, all companies with more than 50 staff will have   Arrow IconMore...


UK companies will soon have to set up works councils and consult employees before organisational changes are made – a tricky job for retailers when they have local, regional and national offices and divisions to take into consideration.    Arrow IconMore...


 
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